Congrats wolfelot! They grow up fast. Great looking kid
Edit: sound like decent enough conditions, I think next sat for the Jane meetup will be my only open day for all of April, sucks, love this time of year.
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Congrats wolfelot! They grow up fast. Great looking kid
Edit: sound like decent enough conditions, I think next sat for the Jane meetup will be my only open day for all of April, sucks, love this time of year.
Anyone know what was up with all the SAR vehicles headed up I70 between 11 and 12?
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Touring was good for strength building today. So heavy lol!
I had 4x pass me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kevo
Beaver creek was a blast this morning for the first few runs in rose bowl.
Got heavy and grabby pretty quickly after that and was raining anywhere below spruce saddle. Is this what skiing in the PNW is like?
Because fuck that
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kevo
You went to the wrong places because it was fucking deep and entirely worth it.
The only problem with thigh to balls deep is that it can cover logs and sticks... nearly eviscerated my bladder... can barely walk.
Keystone was good and uncrowded. Inbounds was boot to knee, and deeper if you knew where. Heavy snow... rained in the village this afternoon.
Two words for today
Deeeeeep
Heeavvy
Agreed on WP being a clusterfuck. So weird. Bailed at noon.
Needed that moisture up there
Rain to at least 10800 right now (cannot see higher) :(
20” new and you’re wondering why it was a clusterfuck?Quote:
Originally Posted by Soups
Read a few posts back. Lifts were closed.Quote:
Originally Posted by The SnowShow
Any reports from Loveland? Heading up tomorrow, may have folks to ditch. Early sounds like the call?
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Vail mountaintop (11,250) saw some rain on and off today. Precip all day with no accumulation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Summit
46F @9300Quote:
Originally Posted by Summit
Sustained moderate rain to at least 11200
I've never seen this much rain, nor rain so high early in 16 seasons
Was thinking the same. Can't believe this isn't more of a topic of conversation with local meteriorologists. Hopefully this isn't the new norm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Summit
Re: Wanker Park
Spring break. Seriously. It is East Grand break right now. Many of the supervisors and foreman with kids are out of town. Lifts is a trainwreck. Ask Underoos.
So lifts were understaffed. Half the mechanics are on vacation. Many of the detachables have problems in the wet snow because they are there are maintenance items that need to be addressed. Any the power was out on the park side.
That said, the skiing was very good in spots. The Pano and Bird Fart did spin. First tracks on the Eagle Wind were for real.
Snowing up high and raining at the Jane base when I left. 44 and steady rain at my house. We will see what tomorrow brings. Hopefully the pass will close.
Berthoud was great this morning! Deteriorated quickly though.
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Perfect ending weekend for the worst season I've had in 20+ years in Crested Butte. Less snow than 2012, and all late in the year. Raining all the way up, everything is closed. Giant dildo in the ass, with no lube, from Ullr this year. Pissing rain currently at 9500'
I'm calling bullshit. I've been working up there the last two days and haven't seen any liquid precip above 10500'. The drops started hitting the windshield this evening around Herman Gulch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kevo
Stoked that the base building at 13k'+ is beginning early this year! Hoping the progressive zonal pattern keeps up.
Stuck in a broken down van in some of the most continuous rain I've seen in years
Seemed like an attempt by Kevo to keep people away today.Quote:
Originally Posted by skiingislife
Well it was raining high this afternoon. Just look at the web camS all the snow is gone from the trees
Oh, I see. I thought the lane reduction at Floyd Hill did that these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by spthomson
True, the trees weren't holding much by the end of the day, but when you're stuck in a ski area shop on a powder day you tend to notice what's going on outside, and I definitely didn't notice any rain. I did notice slightly above-freezing temperatures, high humidity and an occasional blast of April sunshine. I can't speak for any other locations though as I wasn't there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Summit
34 degrees and light rain when I got to the tunnel at 8:30pm. Fucking Pineapple Express.
Shit, wish I'd known, would have picked you up, if I could see shit. I will say, Hakka r2's are amazing in deep water at speed. Just slice that shit, and grip hard even passing semi's throwing hundreds of gallons over the hood round corners.Quote:
Originally Posted by simple
Sorry for the spray. Was on a personal exhausted weird mission not to use windshield fluid for deeming it as good as a DMT 2 second high, at most.