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Mitch TobinA free newsletter covering snow science, Western water, climate impacts, and winter recreation — with original reporting and photography from Colorado and across the region.
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Snowpack update: sorely needed pattern change
New snow coats the Wilson Group, as seen from the Telluride ski area on February 14. Wilson Peak, at right, is the iconic 14er featured on the Coors label. Photo: Mitch Tobin.
Western U.S. snowpack is worth trillions of dollars
Gross Reservoir, southwest of Boulder, Colorado, in October 2019. The reservoir, which supplies Denver Water customers on the Front Range, depends heavily on snowmelt. Photo by Mitch Tobin/The Water Desk. Aerial support provided by LightHaw...
The Winter Olympics vs. climate change
A bright spot in a bleak winter: my first legit powder day of the season on January 24 at Purgatory. Across Colorado and much of the West, the snowpack remains grim. Photo: Mitch Tobin.
Snow drought update: record warmth, thin snowpack
Scant snow cover clings to the north-facing slopes of Crested Butte’s namesake peak (12,162 feet) on January 17. Photo by Mitch Tobin.
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Colorado science writer and multimedia journalist covering snow, climate, and water, with reporting on skiing and snowboarding. Co-director of The Water Desk at the University of Colorado Boulder and author of Endangered: Biodiversity on the Brink.
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