But the main peaks up here got like 800 inches during this entire season. Snow season has actually been extended to the end of April. By April this is usually not the case. Oh, and another winky. Due to this is the first day of spring. Calendar wise, I think we got like 3ft of snow like spring. So I have lovingly called this winter Utah Snowapocalypse 2023, or as I should actually say it in kind of that wrestling voice utah snowapocalypse 2023. And I'm from Hawaii
phil spade
@Phil · 2:25
Theo but I'm a little bit unsure on how that works in Utah, and if you wouldn't mind just kind of educating on where that water is actually going to go. Does it just go into Salt Lake? But understanding that, I think, would be helpful because they had mentioned other things that I'm forgetting right now. But it is interesting to understand just what kind of problem all that snow will create once it's 70 degrees
Theo Seibold
@Thatoneweirdo · 5:00
And I'm not very fond of droughts, but I spent a lot of time in places where it's easily 110 degrees for weeks on end. I managed. I mean, don't get me wrong, it was odd, but I managed. But this was definitely needed in a lot of ways. And many people that I know, especially, they're very excited about what the lake should look like