Michael Madsen

ITSM Manager and #ITIL Expert w/ @UofUHealth & @UUtah. Scientist by degree/Curious by nature. #DnD DM. Husband/Father. Tweets are mine.

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@WasatchSnow Last ten years of data for Snowbird SWE.

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A comparison of a few recent water years for the Jordan Water Basin, Utah. #utwx #utwater

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14 inches total in Kearns. Had a few inches to start last night. #utwx

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Meanwhile, doing very well at the Mill D SNOTEL. Black line is 2023 water year. #utwx

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2023 Water Year (SWE) for Snowbird, Utah. Still time and already breaking records. #utwater #utwx

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Comparing SWE for a few key water years in Utah. Keep the water coming and prepare to slow the flow this summer. #utwater #utwx

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@NWSSaltLakeCity 16 and 3/8 inches on the back deck in Kearns. Still coming down. Wind blown drifts as high as 24 in. #utwx

[NWS Salt Lake City @NWSSaltLakeCity]

❄️A look at forecast snowfall amounts broken down for our Tuesday/Wednesday winter storm. Now is the time to prepare; be ready in the event of power/loss of heat and carry an emergency supply kit if you must travel. More helpful info @ https://t.co/CFl3Nsp1RB #UTwx

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@NWSSaltLakeCity @utwx Looks like we had 7 in on our back deck in Kearns.

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Off to a good start to the snow year at Snowbird, Utah. #utwx #utwater

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Hot fruit. https://t.co/XllDo0iMvz

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There's a chill in the air. Halloween is coming. https://t.co/pmjy6hNTHR

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@inkedtater Cost them a defender.

[NWS Salt Lake City @NWSSaltLakeCity]

There is an increased risk of flash flooding for southern Utah National Parks and recreation areas. Make sure to check in with local visitor centers or ranger stations before heading out and have a plan if threatening weather approaches. More at: https://t.co/7kgSJIR7mF #utwx

[NWS Salt Lake City @NWSSaltLakeCity]

With a high temperature of 105°F so far today at Salt Lake City, we have again broken the monthly high temperature record for September. This is also the 33rd day with a high of 100°F or above this year and the 8th day in a row with a high of 100°F or above. #utwx

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A gray day. The flags spell out Welcome to Eureka. https://t.co/gZ7j9JUirL

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The forest and the trees. https://t.co/3bWOSvYF2l

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Tall trees https://t.co/im9z6n8aGf

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Rouge river at Agness. https://t.co/gBzYXSDenU

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A little fog rolling by. https://t.co/0u2fF9MpDT