Anybody else get awakened around 4 am by the light show and thunder?
Holy shit, it was going off.
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Anybody else get awakened around 4 am by the light show and thunder?
Holy shit, it was going off.
Yeah, got woke up for the second night in a row to the sound of loud torrential rain pelting the roof. No idea what time last night as the clock was blinking. My whimpering lab then kept us awake, she no like thunder.
Looks like a break for a few hours, gonna go rail some moist dirt :D
You've stumbled on my secret! If we're having a dry spell in the winter, I wash and buff my ride. Never fails. Epic nukeage if you get the tires all shiny too.Quote:
Originally Posted by RaccoonFace
I told the kids that it snowed in Tahoe last night. They were stoked.
friends in KB called yesterday to share the news of the first dusting of the season....
looks a chance of rain for the next few nights....
add some cold temps and bring it on....
Mammoth?!?!?! This is the TAHOE thread!
:)
I drove over Carson Pass this morning around 10 a.m. on the way back to SF from Vets compound and there was snow on The Sisters, Round Top, and the peaks that are kind of South/East of Luther Pass, basically anything above 10,000 ish feet it seemed.
Not really enough to warrant skiing, but not a bad start to the winter base.
enuff to refresh the patches....?!
enough to stick @ carson pass = woooohooooo first snow of the 10/11 season! kickin it out of the 00's into the preteens, yah.
based on what i saw i would have to say "No." but if the temps stay down, this dusting could stay around and create a nice base (unlike that swift dusting back in Sept. that came and went within a day).Quote:
Originally Posted by HiGrade1
:)
I heard it's dropping to 7K tonite.....
Pinenuts were amazing today....
BRAAAHP BRAHHHHPP
keep the weather reports and pics coming! .. those of us city bound presently are there with ya with the stoke building to get started!
addicted..yes..
Well look at this...
Quote:
418 PM PDT MON OCT 4 2010
...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 11 AM PDT
TUESDAY ABOVE 8000 FEET...
A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY ABOVE 8000 FEET REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL
11 AM PDT TUESDAY.
* TIMING: HIGH ELEVATION SNOW WILL INCREASE TONIGHT AS LOW
PRESSURE MOVES OVER THE CENTRAL SIERRA. PERIODS OF SNOW ARE
LIKELY TO CONTINUE IN THE HIGH SIERRA THROUGH WEDNESDAY.
* SNOW ACCUMULATIONS: 6 TO 10 INCHES ABOVE 8000 FEET THROUGH
TUESDAY MORNING.
* SNOW LEVELS: SNOW LEVELS WILL FALL TO 8000 FEET TONIGHT.
* IMPACTS: SNOW WILL IMPACT TRAVEL OVER TIOGA PASS...SONORA PASS
AND HIGHWAY 203 NEAR MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN.
* SNOW MAY AFFECT THE HIGHER PASSES ALONG HIGHWAY 395 TONIGHT
IN MONO COUNTY BUT ACCUMULATIONS ARE UNLIKELY TO OCCUR.
I bet. Watch out for the clay though. That shit'll pack your bike tighter than a drum.Quote:
Originally Posted by travis
Bah maybe I will bring my skis on my first car load in the move :cool:
Just drove over Rose (Slash Fuckin' rocked!!!), and it was only snowing right at the top and through the meadow, pissin' rain the rest of the way, mostly rain with a few flakes mixed in by the ski area.
oh snap! i'm supposed to do Toads tomorrow. But now maybe i should go for the dual sport day at the wood (3 if the baskets are still up).Quote:
* SNOW ACCUMULATIONS: 6 TO 10 INCHES ABOVE 8000 FEET THROUGH
TUESDAY MORNING.
* SNOW LEVELS: SNOW LEVELS WILL FALL TO 8000 FEET TONIGHT.
nevermind-just looked at the radar and it's coming from the east. heavenly maybe. first blob didn't hit rose too much and the next is souther.
Above 9k Heavenly has got 3" and are expecting another 3" this morning. Not quite what they had on October 4th of last year. Warms up by the weekend, so powder days ahead for mountain bikers and brahp brahps.
Wifey said there was 1-3" over carson pass this morning.
Heavenly Tram web cam
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4149/...e9b2ecc1_z.jpg
i was very happy to wake up this morning and hear the news say there was a winter weather advisory in the sierras....
Cause when it rains in Tahoe, Mammoth gets snow ;). So , we will see how your winter is. Remember it's all about the Global Warmingz :rolleyes:. Still, good reports are coming in from some friends in the mammoth area, that some good totals occured above McCoy station. Nonetheless, it will all melt when the sun comes out. I'ts still a tad to early.Quote:
Originally Posted by dookey67
mt rose got snow! probably 1-2 inches,= time to go skiing.. its finally here...
dunno how this sounds, but 3-7 inchs seems pretty cool to me
bring it on
http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick...&FcstType=text
I love seeing the weather too.....but that link is above 10k feet. Click down to 8000 and it says Rain. That said peeps on this board have proved me wrong before with early skiing.....so I will keep looking for the first TR.Quote:
Originally Posted by livefreeordie