[pct-l] Intelligent Snowpack Analysis

[reynolds@xxxxxxxx (Reynolds, WT)]

Scott-

As everyone knows I am always right. While I don't have the experience of
Ray or, in fact, any experience at all, my unparalleled brillience
compensates.

I cannot predict the snowpack right now. Therefore it is unpredictable.

I CAN predict the snow level based on various snow sensors and stream
volumes. This approach also predicts stream crossing levels. Unfortunately
the data that I use is snow MELT data and is rarely available before
Memorial Day.

If the snow [<-- note MELT not depth] is like the 1998 El Nino year,
Forrester Pass is crossable by mere mortals about July 20 and Evolution
Creekand Bear Creek a week later. Some people crossed it earlier but.......

tom

-----Original Message-----
From: Brick Robbins [mailto:brick@fastpack.com]
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 6:54 PM
To: pct-l@backcountry.net
Subject: [pct-l] Admin Note: Can't we all get along


Can't we all get along?

I know we all have cabin fever, but the tone of posts over the past few
weeks has gotten pretty hostile.

We don't have to hold the same opinions, but if we are going to share them
**HERE** then we need to be polite about how we share them and how we
express our own opinions if they differ.

In other words: Disagree all you want, but no name calling and BE POLITE

Brick Robbins
PCT-L Admin

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