@NWSBoulder Curious if @NWSBoulder has looked at wind data for the last year? I live in south Boulder and it's typically a wind tunnel here. I can't remember the last truly windy day we had, though. It's been months and months. What is going on?
@Boulder if you want to support affordable housing, please fill out this airport future scenarios survey. Affordable housing reduces transportation, increases sustainability & climate mitigation, & makes our city more diverse. Airports emit sig. emissions https://t.co/WxngTdhBze
And Boulder's homes are even bigger still: From 2010-2018, the median size of new homes (built after scraping old ones) was over 5,000 square feet(!) https://t.co/C7Zcb621Bl
@FromPhDtoLife I'm okay with that for grad students! Maybe not for postdocs. It is the truth and draws attention to the fact that grad students are learning, they are not experts, and that their advisors have a responsibility to their career development in a very skills-based sense.
Water is moving fast out of the already-high creeks and into the footpaths, after #Boulder was hit hard by intense hail and thunderstorms. These photos were taken on the Bear Creek Path in the same spot, just 10 mins apart, at around 1:30 p.m. today. 📷: Tim Drugan @BoulderRL.
The female osprey at the Fairgrounds was relentless in protecting her eggs through last night's hail storm. She was pounded by pea-sized hail and never left the nest. The eggs remain intact and we hope to see chicks in a few weeks. Watch live at https://t.co/r54Hf36V0J
A reminder that the collection of shed antlers on public lands west of I-25 in Colorado is prohibited through April 30. After surviving the brunt of winter, every last calorie is needed for wintering wildlife to get by until spring green-up.
INFO: https://t.co/tdiDuo6W27