Since people have contacted me with concerns, let me clarify that I am merely leaving X & reducing social media activities
You can find me on Bluesky, although I'm cutting back there too. Blog continues: https://t.co/UbyzWHgEiD.
Thank you for your love of weather and snow.
Dear Friends:
I hope I have helped you understand snow
But now it's time for me to go
I leave having learned this
In the end, The Beatles were wrong
The love you take
Is GREATER than the love you make
Think snow, ski fast, and take chances,
Professor Powder
The longest running continuously family-owned ski resort in the US is now almost 85 years old. They’re preparing for celebrations starting this weekend. https://t.co/VtKL11vx6Z
🔗: https://t.co/oWBnqliT0F
A new Deseret News/@hinckleyinst poll reveals the name people prefer for Utah's NHL team.
If Utahns had their druthers, they would go with Outlaws, according to a new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll. But it’s by no means a majority and close among all three candidates.
To break down those results a little more, 42% of men preferred Outlaws, 10 points higher than women, 37% of whom made Utah Hockey Club their top choice.
Find out more about what Utahns think at the link above.
✏️:@dennisromboy, Deseret News
"Two of the probationary employees who had been on the job for less than two years were flight director...This is particularly problematic since every hurricane hunter mission is required to carry a flight director."
https://t.co/ICC5a5qBsS
The included Bennett Building also includes the offices for National Weather Service Western Region Headquarters, including key scientific and technology support personnel
This is horrible news for numerical weather prediction in this country.
The data that comes from these key parts of our weather enterprise saves lives.
DOGE moves to cancel NOAA leases on key weather buildings https://t.co/QJ71pdsd1A
Just released statement from the American Meteorological Society urging strong support of NOAA and federal science agencies for the continued success of the weather enterprise and American people.
MY OPINION: There was a plan to dismember and partially privatize NOAA and the National Weather Service in 1995. It was a bad idea then, and weakening those critical public-safety agencies is a worse idea now. More at https://t.co/Xr7jOWB8D4