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Lots of snow, wind and below zero wind chill forcast for weekend - Vimarsana News

Lots of snow, wind and below zero wind chill forcast for weekend

Forecasters on Friday were predicting hardy skiers' delight through the weekend, though in blizzard conditions and with the wind chill below zero.

Forecasts for weekend see feet of snow on optimistic side - Vimarsana News

Forecasts for weekend see feet of snow on optimistic side

The weather oracles are aligned in seeing a big opening day for Deer Valley on Saturday with lots and lots of snow on the way this weekend.

The man who consults Pacific Ocean for Park City's winter snow forecasts … and gets it right - Vimarsana News

The man who consults Pacific Ocean for Park City's winter snow forecasts … and gets it right

When buoys offshore from the Hawaiian Islands drastically rise with Pacific swells, it's likely a snowstorm is on its way to the Wasatch Back. According to Mike Ruzek — known on Instagram as PowderBuoy — it's an indicator with about 80% accuracy.

Doctors vs. nurses: NJ at heart of debate over who can treat patients, write prescriptions - Vimarsana News

Doctors vs. nurses: NJ at heart of debate over who can treat patients, write prescriptions

A bill would grant full practice authority to nurses with advanced degrees. Supporters say it would cut wait times for care. Doctors are opposed.

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Everyone should want to be like Mike - Vimarsana News

Everyone should want to be like Mike

Everyone should want to be like Mike A great idea for a profile turned into a better idea for a profile when Tim Ruzek kept name-dropping his uncle. 5:30 am, May 6, 2021 × Story ideas come from the oddest places. A few years back, we at the Post Bulletin would do these stories where we'd write features on people who had recently died. You see, we'd read our own obituary pages, and if someone's obituary seemed interesting – and the obit made it sound like there was more to the story – we'd start tracking down family and friends of the deceased and write a more compl...