I was driving past Colorado Springs in sub-zero (F) weather this evening, and saw a huge array of solar collectors covered with snow and completely useless.
On a more positive note, this was the view in the San Luis Valley today, near the birthplace of the Manassa Mauler.
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Upper Colorado snowpack. Looking good so far this year.
http://graphs.water-data.com/ucsnowpack/
We own some acreage in the san luis valley. How exciting. 😛
I suppose if I told you I can’t see any solar collectors in your picture above, you’d just say, “Of course not, they’re covered with snow!”
Too bad that you need so much snow to cover a windmill.
Read the caption (again?). i.e.; different picture.
That picture was taken in the afternoon in southwestern Colorado, not the evening near Colorado Springs
All I see is white drought.
I’ve heard that some snow now is legal in Colorado 1 ounce a person.
It’s not very good weather for windmills either.