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'There will be no stopping': Ahead of Saratoga Springs Make-A-Wish gala performance, Dead & Company’s Oteil Burbridge opens up about Bob Weir’s passing, future of Grateful Dead music
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'There will be no stopping': Ahead of Saratoga Springs Make-A-Wish gala performance, Dead & Company’s Oteil Burbridge opens up about Bob Weir’s passing, future of Grateful Dead music

  • Oteil Burbridge reflects on Bob Weir's death and the ongoing Grateful Dead legacy.
  • Burbridge recalls the Sphere era and how the stage felt more like a soundtrack than a spotlight.
  • Burbridge confirms ongoing collaboration and questions about future Dead & Company work amid Weir's passing.
  • Burbridge highlights the Make-A-Wish gala in Saratoga Springs as a meaningful cause.
  • Burbridge explains the Make-A-Wish collaboration as a way to transform lives through music.
  • Burbridge reflects on the community's role in sustaining Grateful Dead's flame across generations.
  • Burbridge discusses the emotional burden and healing power of the Dead community.
  • Burbridge notes the ongoing influence of the Dead's torch-passing through many artists.
  • Burbridge describes the Dead's philosophy as a central creative force for him.
  • Burbridge recalls personal humor and Bobby Weir's bus habit during Sphere runs.
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Is it raining or snowing? Here’s why that’s so hard for scientists to answer.
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Is it raining or snowing? Here’s why that’s so hard for scientists to answer.

  • Researchers are combining ground instruments, video analysis, and machine learning to classify precipitation as rain or snow.
  • Video distrometers capture high-speed images of falling precipitation to improve readings.
  • Citizen scientists helped crowdsource nearly 100,000 observations of rain, snow, or mixed precipitation.
  • Automated sensors face challenges in mountain terrain and during ice storms, where maintenance delays occur.
  • Mountains may shift precipitation from snow to rain as climate change alters baselines and weather patterns.
  • A combination of satellites, lasers, ground instruments, and AI helps resolve precipitation types more accurately.
  • Storm Peak Laboratory on a Colorado mountaintop serves as a testbed for multi-instrument precipitation studies.
  • Researchers are exploring automated observations to reduce the need for human monitoring in the future.
  • The findings impact road planning, water management, and drought monitoring as snowpack changes with climate.
  • Experts stress that human observation remains valuable even with advanced technologies.
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SnoCountry Mountain Reports
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SnoCountry Mountain Reports

  • SnoCountry reports northeast resorts with machine-groomed runs and varying base depths.
  • Saddleback and Sugarloaf in Maine show extensive trails open with high lift availability.
  • Sugarloaf in Maine reports 85 trails open with 48% of lifts running.
  • Mount Washington Valley XC facilities are showing mixed conditions.
  • Snow conditions vary by state, with Vermont and New Hampshire regions reporting multiple open trails.
  • New England resorts emphasize safety with updated condition details and operating hours.
  • West and Midwest resorts are also covered with evolving open trails and lift counts.
  • The report includes detailed schedules for each resort’s daily operations.
  • The AP SnoCountry update serves as a centralized source for mountain conditions.
  • The report notes that conditions are subject to weather and skier traffic fluctuations.
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