Snow days? Snowmaking adaptation and the future of low latitude, high elevation skiing in Arizona
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| Snow days? Snowmaking adaptation and the future of low latitude, high elevation skiing in Arizona Release Year: 2010 Primary Author: University of Arizona : Climate Assessment for the Southwest Abstract Inter-annual snow reliability is a key short-term concern for Arizona’s high elevation, low latitude ski resorts. Variability is linked to the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO)–warm phase conditions typically portend a good ski season and vice-versa. To... |
