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Category: Local Public Data

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Data dashboard: Local school enrollment up slightly from last year but remains down from 2019

Avatar photo by Laurine Lassalle February 1, 2022February 1, 2022

• Lake Powell’s surface elevation is less than 7ft above target elevation.
• RFSD’s school enrollment is down 6% from 2019.

Lake Powell water levels
Posted inLocal Public Data

Data dashboard: Lake Powell approaches critical water level

Avatar photo by Laurine Lassalle January 25, 2022January 25, 2022

• Lake Powell’s storage hits new record low on Jan. 23, when the reservoir was 26.45% of full.
• Snowpack around the Roaring Fork basin well ahead of last season’s pace.

Posted inLocal Public Data

Data dashboard: New record high December occupancies for Aspen and Snowmass

Avatar photo by Laurine Lassalle January 18, 2022January 19, 2022

• Paid occupancy for Aspen reaches 64.1% in December, up from 61.8% in 2019.
• Snowpack at Schofield Pass has gained more than 15 in of SWE since Dec. 23.

Posted inLocal Public Data

Data dashboard: Christmas Eve snowstorm boosts snowpack above historical averages

Avatar photo by Laurine Lassalle January 4, 2022January 4, 2022

• Indy Pass reports a SWE of 7.91 in on Jan. 2, up from 6.5 in last week.
• Maximum air temperature dropped from 42°F on Dec. 23 to 31°F on Dec. 27

Posted inLocal Public Data

Data dashboard: Snowpack levels spike back toward normal

Avatar photo by Laurine Lassalle December 27, 2021December 27, 2021

• Indy Pass reports a SWE of 6.5 in on Dec. 26, up from 4.88 in last week.
• Minimum air temperature dropped from -4°F on Dec. 18 to 24°F on Dec. 23.

Posted inLocal Public Data

Data dashboard: Air temperature drop and increased snowpack

Avatar photo by Laurine Lassalle December 21, 2021December 21, 2021

• Indy Pass reports a SWE of 4.88 in on Dec. 20, up from 4.49 in last week. • Minimum air temperature dropped from 32°F on Dec. 10 to -7°F on Dec. 19.

Posted inLocal Public Data

Data dashboard: Winter occupancy reaches pre-pandemic levels

Avatar photo by Laurine Lassalle December 14, 2021December 14, 2021

• As of Nov. 30, Aspen’s December occupancy exceeds 2019 by 16%.
• With recent storm, Indy Pass snowpack jumps to 86% of average for Dec. 12.

Posted inLocal Public Data

Data dashboard: Local snowpacks fall further from average in early December

Avatar photo by Laurine Lassalle December 8, 2021December 8, 2021

• Snowpack at Indy Pass was at 70.9% of average on Dec. 5, down from 79.7% of average on Nov. 28.
• Roaring Fork at Stillwater ran at 15 cfs on Dec. 5, down from 16.3 cfs last week.

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Data dashboard: Snowpack at Indy Pass sits just under 80% of historical average

Avatar photo by Laurine Lassalle November 30, 2021

• SNOTEL site at the Independence Pass shows that snowpack was at 79.7% of average on Nov. 28.
• The monitoring station at McClure Pass recorded a snowpack of less than one inch, or 33.5% of average.

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A growing toll from bike and e-bike accidents

Avatar photo by Laurine Lassalle November 26, 2021April 12, 2022

“It’s definitely higher than it ever has been,” said Dr. Christopher Roseberry, AVH’s trauma medical director. “The e-bikes are so popular, and e-bike rentals are so popular among visitors. We went into the season fully expecting to see more e-bike injuries, and that’s what we ended up seeing.”

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