And this is just plain heartbreaking: Acres of destruction left by Colorado’s historic avalanche season are also delivering climate change evidence – The Colorado Sun https://t.co/Ud7KwP7I45
“@FLCDurango prof to author UN climate report on mountain areas.” If you were wondering about changing mountains, I have many tales to tell. So do others. @snowstudies@AGU_SciComm@RMBLGothic
The Durango Telegraph | A new kind of cold war https://t.co/6OQXV2Iqv0
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Prizes to boot! https://t.co/XEsAIpEa7P
When we think of spring time, we think of beautiful days with good friends. Sometimes groups end up larger than 3-4 people. Here are a few thoughts on how to manage larger groups:
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This hits close to home. Thoughts go out to everyone involves in this incident and especially the victim's family and friends...💔 https://t.co/nzSmsjUcho
Strengthening of the surface snow has decreased the avalanche hazard. At upper elevations look for wind slabs and stay well back from weakened cornices . Today's advisory: https://t.co/ZF5TtN7U3q #flatheadavalanche