Thanks for visiting the blog again this year. Here are a few holiday wishes from the Wasatch Weather Weenies.
For Utah Nordic skiers: A season that runs continuously into April.
For the Alta Ski Patrol: No more riming of the Mt. Baldy anemometer.
For the UDOT Avalanche Team: No surprise high intensity nighttime snowfall events.
For Alta beginning skiers: A functional Sunnyside chair.
For other Alta skiers: Many country club days.
For Snowbird skiers: A new tram (isn't that enough?).
For Brighton skiers: Steeper terrain.
For Solitude skiers: Limits on the number of IKON days.
For Cottonwood Canyons skiers: A real transportation plan.
For Deer Valley skiers: A foot of freshly groomed snow every day.
For PCMR skiers: Fully open and staffed mountain operations.
For Snowbasin skiers: Fewer IKON skiers.
For PowMow skiers: A cessation of all talk about Powder Mountain.
For Sundance skiers: More snow in northwesterly flow.
For backcountry skiers: Further strengthening of the persistent weak layer.
For the Utah Avalanche Center: No more persistent weak layers. Ever.
For the National Weather Service: Accurate, low spread ensemble forecasts.
For Evan Thayer @ OpenSnow: Continued success of the whale (we all win with this).
For all readers of this blog: Many safe and deep powder days.
Happy holidays!
Jim
Merry Christmas!!!
ReplyDeleteWell put, professor!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great blog!
ReplyDeleteAnd for Professor Pow: You already got a Steenburgh Winter, so More accurate models?
ReplyDeleteThanks Jim!
ReplyDeleteWell stated Jim! As someone who lives a mere 10 mins from Sundance, if I could have any wish fulfilled it would be more snow from the NW flow. Or a higher base elevation. Either way, happy holidays and thanks for the wonderful work you do for Utah!
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