Obviously. They come in every few hours. And the snowpack decreased today even though it's snowing all over the...

Jan 21, 2019
12:34:04pm

Brisco All-American

Wasatch and western Uintas. If there are no storms, the snowpack decreases by about 1% a day, as somebody else already noted.

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I've been looking at the Provo River watershed snowpack on KSL weather. It went from 119% of normal to 117%...

Brisco All-American

1/21/19 12:24pm

So we lost snowpack even though it is still snowing? Interesting.

byuluvr

1/21/19 12:25pm

That's what I can't figure out.

Brisco

1/21/19 12:26pm

They have to QC the data, so the new numbers are probably more accurate

BeardedSpock

1/21/19 4:12pm

Everyday without snow is about 1% is what I heard so they most likely were

sandtrapcougar

1/21/19 12:26pm

What would the avalanche have to do with anything?

Brisco

1/21/19 12:30pm

The avalanche snow had to be removed from the mountain/road that it was blocking

sandtrapcougar

1/21/19 12:47pm

The Provo wateeshed is very large, covering the Western Uintas and other

Cachanilla83

1/21/19 1:13pm

Avalanche.

durandal

1/21/19 12:27pm

Maybe new numbers came in.

mudpupper

1/21/19 12:28pm

I blame Broward County, and all those early voters!

UberDeek

1/21/19 12:29pm

Obviously. They come in every few hours. And the snowpack decreased today even though it's snowing all over the...

Brisco

1/21/19 12:34pm

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Buffalo

1/21/19 12:30pm

That's probably it. I dismissed that possibility because numbers are updated two or three times a day.

Brisco

1/21/19 12:37pm

Fake News?

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