We have 150% of normal snowpack here along the northern Front Range of Colorado, and rivers and reservoirs are already up to their banks.
Government climate experts warned a few weeks ago that Colorado skiing is doomed.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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150% snowpack is a result of climate disruption (sarc).
Might be another good year for Lake Powell then?
I think 125% is disruption, and 150% is twitterpation.
To his credit, Hickenlooper’s views on global warming do not seem to have been influenced by marijuana. That was a couple of years ago and I don’t know if the thought police/blackmailers/extortionists have got to him yet
So rainy weather could be disruptive for those living close to the river ?
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