we are so spoiled with our snowpack stability.
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we are so spoiled with our snowpack stability.
The animation they had on TV news showed Rain until about 8pm (or was it midnight?), then changing to snow.
Not much rain forecasted for the Bay.
I'm sorta pissed that we are heading out to UT (on Sat), as the precip comes in, but in a way am glad, as I think a fresh coat of white on top of not-much-at-all might just lead us into temptation, and possible trouble.
So, good luck out there, Maggots!
We'll tune in for the Coreshot Update at 11...
im gonna go out on a limb and say yes
Turx and Cinderz
Haz funz getting Utarded. I bet someone can hook you up.
Anyone care to predict whether Thurs or Fri morning is the better chance? Storm looks like it's coming in late tonight (actually early morning tomorrow), then accumulating through the day. Just don't know how much there will likely be by Thurs morning lift opening.
Rain to the bottom of Olympic Chair at Heavenly at 2pm today, dumping in elevations above it. It's starting to feel real.
As I crested the rise just past the Spur, the rain started to go Splat on the windshield, like it had something solid inside. Just a touch. My heart lurched.
As I sit at 7,800' it is Rain. Cloud level is mid-Zachary.
Let it Snow!
http://i.imgur.com/TbK9lVx.jpg
Agift from the east for you, wishing you many inches.
Heh^
That's going to be the highway into tahoe over not much more snow.
Any updates gents? Snow level dropping yet? Still rain everywhere?
I did my part & sacrificed a virgin yesterday.
Ullr must still be feeling vengeful cause it's pissing rain in Serene with no sign of freezing.
Rain 1 - Facets 0
Feels Like 40 Degrees outside
On a side note bike trails should be $ by next weekend
35 degrees and steady light rain at the lake. Snow line looked like about the top of Gunbarrel at the Heave earlier today (that's 8200'). Supposed to get biblical tomorrow morning. I'll be out there enjoying winter for the first time even though there still won't be much actual skiing.
Latest run is looking good!
http://www.cnrfc.noaa.gov/model_loop...s_npac_pcp.php
Dancing my ass off ... come'on snow levels! DROP DROP DROP :dork:
The 'Snow Level' forecast is really fun to look at too... not sure how accurate, but entertaining.
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http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/rev/avalanche/
and if you are down to get really nerdy....look at the 'Graphical Forecasts'
Nice to see Squaw and Alpine getting over 2" of precip in the last 24 hours on the automated gauges, but this system hasn't done much for the coast. 0.03" for San Francisco; aside from a few hilltops, pretty much nowhere in the bay area has gotten even 0.1". Sad what we get excited for these days.
OMG 6 INCHES! IT'S SOOO ON!!!
Time to break out the avelung, and if we get another 2" during the day maybe the spats. Was there any doubt this storm was going to be a bust with no cold air in place, no matter how they spun it.
Good soaker though, over 1 1/2" in the rain gauge, yes, rain gauge in January.
From my back door near Carson City at 0800. It's 33 degrees.
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