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Stirred Not Shaken

As discussed in the previous post, a weak upper-level trough was expected to move over northern Utah yesterday, but it was unclear if it would crack the inversion (I was skeptical).  Indeed, looking at things this morning, I'll call it "st...


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We Could Be Screwed

Just another day in the paradise that is the Wasatch Front.  The latest west-facing image from the University of Utah shows a blanket of smog over downtown Salt Lake City.  


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LCC Is Back (Temporarily)

January 8 marked the first day this season with an above median snowpack water equivalent at the Snowbird SNOTEL.  Hooray.  LCC is back, at least temporarily. The recovery from the storms over the past week in upper Little Cottonwood Canyon has been remarkable.  The skiing yesterday for a non-powder day was really great, with great groomers you could carve the ...


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Evidence of a "Warm" Snow Drought

The latest snow observations show very clear evidence of a "warm" snow drought, one in which the snowpack has been strongly affected by abnormally warm temperatures, resulting in a majority of precipitation falling as rain and periods of snowmelt or loss at low to mid elevations.  

Evidence of this warm snow drought is especially clear if one looks at the yest...


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SNOWSCAPE2026 Begins

I'm supposedly on sabbatical this academic year, but the reality is that I've been working a ton with colleagues at the University of Utah and institutions planning, preparing, and now executing the SNOWSCAPE2026 field campaign.


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