Yes, absolutely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bottleman
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Yes, absolutely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bottleman
Lionel Hutz posted the good news:
http://www.famousinternetskiers.com/...ksgiving-week/
If the guy's law practice is anything like his WX knowledge then he must be defeating Latham Watkins in ERISA controversies....
...
...wait for it...
With prejudice.
Skiing was better than expected, everyone seemed surprized. OG was flat with about 2" of fresh and very edgeable, 5 non stop runs on HG and I felt good for my 1st lift serve day. Super socked in with vis around 20' at the top. This was good as 85% of the "crowd" passed on OG for Jester, overheard as I dropped in for #4 "I bet it's icy chunks and bumps, lets do another warm up run".
Keeping an eye on that Turkey snow for sure.
Riding.........
I'm seeing some snow levels as high as 3/4 foot for turkey day. Looks like Sunapee could be a winner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel
Ya'll can thank me on T-Day for heading south... :cussing:
Any mags want to meet up at k-town this weekend?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Skrilla Gorilla
Come again? Better get the plow on the truck.
:yourock:
Not for skiing. Was in Odells yesterday and very little snow in Huntington. What is there would be good base but there was a light rain at pinkham when I left at 315 today.Quote:
Originally Posted by I've seen black diamonds!
Was left of left gully today. Great base in there and still goes but needs a refresher and consolidation. Shark fins here and there be vigilant.
Good couple of days on George to start the winter alpine season. Skis stayed in the car. But found some fat blue ice.
What is the weather going to do?
Edit - liking the sound of 3 feet for turkey day! The possible storm just made the national news. Bring it!
Let the feasting begin!
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http://www.jaypeakresort.com/skiing-...by-tim-kelley/
Sounds awesome!
nickel/dime=feet in the lee.
dress warm:)
"A cold front will move offshore this morning allowing a strong northwesterly flow to set up in its wake. This flow will allow for continued summit fog and occasional upslope snow showers over the course of the day. The strong northwesterly flow will also allow temperatures to fall through the day, making for even lower wind chill values, as they plunge to well below zero. Overnight, a secondary cold front will move through bringing continued snow showers that may become heavy at times by sunrise on Sunday. New snowfall today will be a trace to two inches with an additional 1 to 3 inches falling overnight into Sunday. Additionally, this front will bring a reinforcing shot of arctic air. This will mean that today's daily record low of 13 below zero and Sunday's daily record low of 13 below will likely be met or surpassed. Winds will also be increasing even higher on Sunday plunging wind chill values even lower. As a result, a Wind Chill Advisory will go into effect from noon until sunset today when a Wind Chill Warning will replace it for the overnight hours into Sunday. This means frostbite can occur in as little as 5 minutes on exposed surfaces. With the expected conditions tomorrow, any search and rescue efforts that may arise will be slow going and likely arranged from below as it will be too dangerous for Observatory staff to assist from above."
rog
28.6` mostly sunny and windy bob, little bit-o-new snow falling right now, pretty and sparkly
That Kelly report was a bit off, just saying[winky].
Tim Kelly
Today we get warm front snow, tonight we get cold front snow. A net gain of 4"+ for the summit by the first lift ride tomorrow, Opening Day!.
Morning Report
Jay Cloud also decided to show us some love this morning, leaving us with 2” of natural at the summit and 1” at mid-mountain elevations.
Attachment 145193Quote:
Originally Posted by powbmps
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Couple pics of George, Huntingtons and the view of Wildcat from Thursday.
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O'Dells from the bridge just up from the Harvard Cabin:
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O'Dells close up:
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Wildcat (getting there):
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yup, met the infamous Rog down in Maine.. nice guy! too bad kinda got skunked on the waves.. musta been the tide or something
don't look now but it's dumpin on the smuggs' webcam. NWS calling for 4-8" @ Jay into tomorrow aft
^^ woot. Snowing in the whites as we speak...
awe shucks:D. your company was enjoyed fer sure:)Quote:
Originally Posted by therudeness
that sure was some bizarro world skunkage. buoy was reading pretty solid with good winds where we stood. the waves just weren't getting in. weird.
c'mon down for turkey day and black Friday surf! lookin pretty good from this far out.
looks like George picked up another coupla inches of snow through the day today with a solid snow forecast for the next 5 days or so. we may just beat the average, and if we do, we could be skiing more than just left gully by later next week. fingers crossed!
rog
6" on the ground at the height of 242.
^^^enjoy your weekend sir!
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Got around an inch at Magic overnight. 13 degrees and no wind yet.
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by MyNameIsAugustWest
This is fucking awesome.
10.4` 35-40 mph winds and copious amounts of blowing snow. -2` summit. I would say approx 2 11/16" of new snow overnight with the crystalline structure completely broke down by 7AM.
Have fun, dress warm, enjoy
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BURLINGTON CONTINUES THE WIND
ADVISORY...FROM 7 AM THIS MORNING TO 10 PM EST THIS EVENING.
* LOCATIONS...ESSEX AND CLINTON COUNTIES OF NEW YORK AND THE
EASTERN HALF OF VERMONT.
* HAZARDS...STRONG GUSTY WINDS.
* WINDS...NORTHWEST 20 TO 30 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 50 MPH.
* TIMING...NORTHWESTERLY WINDS WILL INCREASE EARLY THIS MORNING...
AND PEAK DURING THE DAYLIGHT HOURS TODAY BEFORE SLOWLY
ABATING TONIGHT.
* IMPACTS...WIND GUSTS MAY BRING DOWN TREE BRANCHES AND CAUSE
SCATTERED POWER OUTAGES. DRIVING MAY PROVE DIFFICULT FOR HIGH
PROFILE VEHICLES OPERATING ON NORTH TO SOUTH ORIENTED HIGHWAYS.
Decent squalls last night down here, heard 89 was treacherous. 4-6 at the mtn as of odarkthirty and still snowing. 0 at the top, but it's ok, I've got wool.
-15 degrees with winds over 100mph on George. holy smokes. what does that make the wind chill?:eek:
update:
http://www.mountwashingtonavalanchec...ngton-ravines/
:)
rog
Windchill = uncomfortableQuote:
Originally Posted by icelanticskier
I am working in my shop today and occasionally looking out the window or listening to the wind blow.
I posted a poll for the Fall Mini, anyone Going?