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How do you make snow in a drought?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Colorado, in common with part of the Alps, had an unusual dose of winter at the end of last week with snow falling on the higher mountains.

The difference is that Colorado is in a state of drought and needs all the snow it can get, as reported by Glenwood Springs Post Independent.

There's an interesting statistic in this story, which is that Colorado's water supply is 80% thawed snowpack, and only 20% rainfall.

So, one is drawn to the conclusion that the snowmaking of Colorado is predominantly fed by the previous winter's snow. Build evaporation into the equation and one wonders whether much snow can be made? Maybe a Colorado snowHead could explain whether the local snowmaking ponds or other sources are capable of making much snow this winter?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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David Goldsmith, as far as I know, Colorado resorts also use cloud seeding.
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