Lake Powell is nineteen feet below 2001 water levels, and gaining almost one foot per day (relative to 2001.) This is due to the declining spring snowpack and early melt which the experts have been telling us about.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Must be careful as not to invoke the angry doughtflood gods.
I have no idea what this means in the greater scope of things
Andy
It means the modelers don’t know what they are doing. They form the basis of the entire scam.
It’s the aerosholes
No, it means that the levels fluctuate, as everyone knows they will. Models calculate long-term trends, not year-to-year fluctuations.
Yes, but what did the folks at the University of Colorado say after corrective adjustments were made? Hmmm?