
Prof @UUtah @UofUATMOS. Fulbright Scholar. Author, Secrets of the Greatest Snow on Earth. Blog, Wasatch Weather Weenies (https://xitter.cf/t.co/yFxBKRUyIr). Tweets my own.
University of Utah
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Dear Friends:
I hope I have helped you understand snow
But now it's time for me to go
I leave having learned this
In the end, The Beatles were wrong
The love you take
Is GREATER than the love you make
Think snow, ski fast, and take chances,
Professor Powder
Just released statement from the American Meteorological Society urging strong support of NOAA and federal science agencies for the continued success of the weather enterprise and American people.
With 9.2" so far, this season has produced the 2nd lowest amount of snowfall on record through Feb 17 in the Salt Lake City area per records from the National Weather Service (Record 2014/15 6.8").
Replying to @WasatchSnow
Ah yes my young padawan an impressive event, but your Jedi Master thinks you still have much to learn 😀.
Big graupel and water totals at Alta today. Peak hourly water equivalent so far is 0.41"
The record at that site is 0.54" from 10-11 UTC 5 Jan 2008. Radar image below. Snowfall generated over the Alpine Ridge in a southwesterly atmospheric river just ahead of a cold front.
Pulling this snapshot over from Bluesky because more people need to see this. The synergistic relationship between the public and private weather sectors is a win-win for everyone.
My letter to Utah Senator John Curtis (@SenJohnCurtis) concerning reductions to @NWS budget and staffing
From the President of the American Meteorological Society (@ametsoc)
The average temperature the past two days in Salt Lake City (62.5F) was a full 10F higher than anything previously observed on Feb 3-4.
In 1996, the average temperature on these dates was 9.8F.
Replying to @Snowbird4rich
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