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Colorado Dust-on-Snow (CODOS)
With direct funding support from stakeholders, CODOS monitors the presence/absence of dust layers at 11 mountain pass locations throughout Colorado.

With those data, data from nearby Snotel sites, and weather forecasts, CODOS provides its funders with a series of “Update” analyses of how dust-on-snow is likely to influence snowmelt timing and rates during the snowmelt runoff season.


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     CODOS 2012 Updates > April 5-11 Tour

April 13, 2012

April greetings from Silverton -
Between April 5-11 we conducted a complete CODOS circuit and updated as we went:

Updates by Site:

Berthoud Summit (April 10)  |  Grand Mesa (Apr 5)  |   Grizzly Peak (April 10)  |  Hoosier Pass (April 9)
McClure Pass (April 11)  |  Park Cone (April 9)  |  Rabbit Ears Pass (April 10) |  Senator Beck Basin (Apr 7-8)
Spring Creek Pass (April 9)  |  Willow Creek Pass (April 10)  |  Wolf Creek Pass (April 9)

 

Chris Landry, Executive Director
clandry@snowstudies.org
Center for Snow and Avalanche Studies
PO Box 190, Silverton, CO 81433 USA
(970) 387-5080
www.snowstudies.org