Warming Climate Signals Big Changes for Ski Areas, Says New Colorado Study
December 15, 2008
Rocky Mountain ski areas face dramatic changes this century as the climate warms, including best-case scenarios of shortened ski seasons and higher snowlines and worst-case scenarios of bare base areas and winter rains, says a new Colorado study.
Their forecasts indicate the “business as usual” scenario will cause average temperatures to rise by nearly 4 degrees Fahrenheit at Aspen and Park City by 2030
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Someone will have to determine whether the snow this year was hotsnow or coldsnow.
Both are totally consistent with a warming planet.
I get the feeling that the reality is beginning to sink in for many Warmists. It was all part of a natural climate cycle.