Go fuck yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lone Star
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Go fuck yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lone Star
It will snow a lot in jan. in Utah. You will all complain about the dry weather until then. Then the ridge will break down and you'll be buried.
It will dump Feb 4-9th while we are gone and it will also dump March 8-22nd while we're in Italy. Everytime we leave, it snows a lot.
At least you know it will snow someday soon.
Count on it.
Skill will get you through times of no snow better than snow will get you through times of no skill.
:D
... only if I feel like starting to "armchair" soon ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lone Star
mucho thanks to those that are getting out in the bc and posting up obs and profiles for those of us that have been out of town, to busy or just plain un-motivated :yourock:
please ignore the dribble in between and keep them coming; I know alot of good peeps that check here and in the thread over on TTips regularly :)
Nah, continue with the 'dribble' by the collective. That way the thread will be adequately diluted by TGR asshattery to deem it entirely useless to anyone looking for beta.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xover
its because the temperatures cool down when you leave cause your so hot, rrrrrrrrrrrrrroooooooowwww!Quote:
Originally Posted by altachic
the forecast for the next week is looking pretty good.
snow pit from yesterday afternoon
http://www.wowasatch.com/pictures/Wi...ow-profile.jpg
prior to the additional few inches.
That looks a little sketchier than the beginning of last year, no?
Took the Dynafit Tram up White Pine this morning, finding 1" of graupel sitting on top of WRA's pictured slick, thin, breakable crust from his 12-2 profile.
Should be interesting when we get more snow.
http://fritzrips.com/Gallery1/albums.../Picture_1.png
Yikes. Careful out there Zionites.
Several inches of fast and thick fresh made for greatly improved riding conditions. Mostly supportable base above 10k (other than the usual suspect rock outcroppings), still punchy lower down on N aspects; supportable on W. Sheltered trees provided the best turns. Wind up high cross loaded some slopes, scoured others.
Monitor Bowl today. 2-8" of wind blown new snow. Easy Q1 under the rain crust. Found total depths up to 95cm. Coverage is getting there.
glad this threads here. thanks TH and WRA for the great info.
congrats on the article TrackHead in the latest issue. :fmicon:
It's already out? Sick!Quote:
Originally Posted by Telekóptero
High Boy at the end of the day. 12.4.08
http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/cache...46DSC_1843.JPG
Early in the day
http://www.wowasatch.com/pictures/Wi...e-panorama.jpg
Read it 2 days ago. Nice J and D!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Particle
My wife saw it and said "Don't you know them guys? Cool they are in the mag!"
I had to go over to ttips for the obs.Quote:
Originally Posted by wra
Don't make me start a 08 09 Wasatch Stoke thread;)
What mag is the th article in?
Powder Jan Photo Annual...Quote:
Originally Posted by skifishbum
And don't forget congrats to otter, who pitched the story and shot the photo!
pfft, he get enough credit around here ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Particle
Enough! I'll DELETE THE THREAD!Quote:
Originally Posted by Particle
Just kidding.;)
Sorry, back OT: Utah has more snow than Ohio.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trackhead
:FIREdevil
For those that are interested, the beacon training center is now operational in LCC. take entry 4 (bypass road) and it is on the left just before the bridge. currently they are shallow burials but we hope that will change with the weather pattern around the 12th to the 15th of this month.