http://graphs.water-data.com/ucsnowpack/
There are going to be major floods in June, and Lake Powell water levels will likely increase 40 or 50 feet this summer.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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ok, i’ll say….Its worse than we thought…
I wonder if Aspen and other Colorado ski resorts can ask for their money back from the crooked experts who were forecasting declining snow accumulations in the Colorado Rockies becasue of global warming. Of course, that was before we learned that there would be more snow as a result of global warming.
Yes, yes, but one river is apparently below average flow for this date so we’re all gonna die. The pikas are dying of thirst even as we speak!
It’s been a hell of a month for precipitation in the Roaring Fork Valley. I’m about 5 miles outside of Carbondale, CO. Last year through 7am on 4/25 I recorded 1.10 inches of H2O since April 1. This year for the same time period I record 3.16 inches. This is very impressive for an area that averages 12 inches annually. Combining March and April, 2010=1.62 inches, 2011=4.25 inches.