People love watching sports, whether football/soccer in the fall, baseball games in the summer or the Super Bowl in the winter. For fans, there’s nothing quite like attending these games live with family and friends. However, adverse weather can put a damper on the fun. On account of our constantly changing weather, stadium operators need …
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The Cold Colorado Winter Myth When most people hear Colorado, they immediately think Rocky Mountains, luxurious ski resorts, snowy winters, and perhaps “medical marijuana.” However, the reality along the Front Range, spanning the area between Fort Collins, Denver & Colorado Springs, is an arid dry landscape. Of course we get snow, but it never really sticks …
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Each year in the United States, inclement weather accounts for approximately 7,400 deaths and 700,000 injuries. This human toll is compounded by an estimated $42 billion dollars in economic loss. As our current technologies have developed, efforts to mitigate the impact of inclement weather on our nation’s roadways are being implemented. The largest thrust of …
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Nearly every person alive today has had to alter their plans and/or schedule due to an inaccurate or outdated weather forecast. Although weather forecasting has been attempted for millennia, in the modern age of advanced technology and mathematical modeling, we still experience the effects of inaccurate weather forecasting on a daily basis. In this article …
When many people think of the word “road” today, they think of busy, congested lines of traffic and long commutes. Perhaps they think of potholes and crumbling shoulders. If they live in a location that has well-maintained or little-used roads, perhaps they think of an idyllic two-lane road winding through the trees between distant towns. …
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