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Thread: Wasatch Conditions 10-11

  1. #1726
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    Quote Originally Posted by spindrift65 View Post
    Attachment 97453[IMG]coyote pooh[/IMG]
    conditions in LLC. I agree with the coyote, but I know it was way better where you were at...

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    I saw that coyote running down the road today, he totally ignored the hellgate closure and went right under the gate.

    Conditions were good up high, legit face shots. But, somewhere on my second lap with the wind and snow and low vis I just thought, I'm over this damnit, I want corn and sun and beers at the car and long days of fast travel where you can see where you are going.

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    i hear ya zig zag - skied sunspot - was scary at about 215-230 - waited till road opened

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    Quote Originally Posted by zion zig zag View Post
    somewhere on my second lap with the wind and snow and low vis I just thought, I'm over this damnit, I want corn and sun and beers at the car and long days of fast travel where you can see where you are going.
    This - want lovely corn cycles, visibility, warmth, and beers.
    Go that way, really fast. If something gets in your way, turn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MuleSkinner View Post
    This - want lovely corn cycles, visibility, warmth, and beers.
    July....

    Another weak system inbound sunday-monday....will we hit 800 inches for the season is now a worthwhile question.

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    i say 808

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    the nws has a live web cam at the bird - they are getting bombed

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slaag Master View Post
    i say 808
    Def. the 808.

    Next one isn't quite as cold but who the F knows....models ARE terrible this time of year at managing winter like storms.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lionelhutz View Post
    July....

    Another weak system inbound sunday-monday....will we hit 800 inches for the season is now a worthwhile question.
    What's the total now?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trackhead View Post
    What's the total now?
    With Alta Lifts not reporting does the Town of Alta have an "official" snowfall total? Can't really figure it out by trying to add up the Collins stake

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    Total water is close to 3"=three feet of snow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MuleSkinner View Post
    This - want lovely corn cycles, visibility, warmth, and beers.
    x3...........................
    When life gives you haters, make haterade.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MuleSkinner View Post
    This - want lovely corn cycles, visibility, JORTS and warmth, and beers.
    FIFY.

    My math has the total around 760-770 after this storm ...maybe more.. on 4/30/11 Alta reported a 723 season total.
    Since then we've had a round of 6-10 inches on May 9-10 and then this 30-40 inch storm. So add that all up and we're REALLY up there...

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    Saw that same coyote on the bypass road last night. Didn't seem the least bit concerned or stealthy even after I stopped to snap a pic, which was kinda weird. Does spring exist in the Wasatch? Lake Bonneville is gonna re-fill if/when it flips the switch from winter to 90 degrees sooner or later. Conditions at Alta about 8pm were barely turnable mank. Bailed for the groomer which was more fun.

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    It's heavy and it's wet. But it's still snow. Don't get out in the open on stuff that's too steep. It's slow moving but could pack a punch.

    GO GIT SUM.

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    I've been trying to keep track, but its hard with the new snow not reporting. The only gauge is the total base depth, but with the warm temperatures the base will sometimes settle equally with the new accumulation. That being said I was saying the same as Lionel; 765''. More interesting for me is over 72'' of water since October 1st. 3.5'' more at the base of the tram since monday night. Snowbird destroyed their old water record at the base of the tram this season with 60'' from November 1st through April 30th. The old record was just under 55'' plus at least 4'' more in May.

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    ALTA
    723.5 on closing day.
    +7in 5/9/11
    +15in 5/17/11
    +1in 5/18/11
    +6in 5/19/11
    +5in 5/20/11

    757.5 YTD by my addition.

    http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/get...n=m&banner=off

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    Snowbird's reporting 754" on their website... matches pretty well with everyone's numbers.

    Skied Silver Fork today, pretty heavy, but nice surfy snow. Stuck to the trees and didn't see any signs of instability, but i'm sure on steeper stuff you could set off something large and slow moving...

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    Quote Originally Posted by MuleSkinner View Post
    This - want lovely corn cycles, visibility, warmth, and beers.
    mmmmmmm, let the cook down begin. maybe mid canyon south^^^^^^^^before total burnout, on it. then, wonder what that mlk layers gonna provide down the road? maybe some extra support for a bit? maybe a bit more staying power for what lurks below? gonna be interesting maybe. summer skiable stuff what normally not is. hope it don't go all las vegas hot all of a sudden..........

    snows melting fast here. hmmmmmmmm

    rog

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    Quote Originally Posted by icelanticskier View Post
    mmmmmmm, let the cook down begin. maybe mid canyon south^^^^^^^^before total burnout, on it. then, wonder what that mlk layers gonna provide down the road? maybe some extra support for a bit? maybe a bit more staying power for what lurks below? gonna be interesting maybe. summer skiable stuff what normally not is. hope it don't go all las vegas hot all of a sudden..........

    snows melting fast here. hmmmmmmmm

    rog
    How stoned were you when you typed that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trackhead View Post
    How stoned were you when you typed that?
    totally sober, trackhead. just how my mind wanders and wonders. thinking out loud i guess. pardon me. may book a last minute flight in 10 days or so for 3 weeks out, from now. would be nice to be able to go from e to s to w by then. wishful thinking maybe. maybe not.

    rog

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    Quote Originally Posted by icelanticskier View Post
    totally sober, trackhead. just how my mind wanders and wonders. thinking out loud i guess. pardon me. may book a last minute flight in 10 days or so for 3 weeks out, from now. would be nice to be able to go from e to s to w by then. wishful thinking maybe. maybe not.

    rog
    I'd never book a ticket to the Wasatch hoping for good spring skiing. Bishop and Sierra east side, but not the Wasatch. Just too damn unpredictable here, as it could be 99 degrees next week.

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    Forecast is for more white stuff Sun - Mon - Tues
    Cottonwood Canyon's Forecast """A very week short wave coupled with good moisture will increase the threat for convection during the day Sunday...this ahead of the next trough on tap for Monday and Tuesday. Snow levels will begin very high and above ridgelines early in the event...but bottom out near 7500 ft on Monday Night. This next trough is not nearly as impressive as the last...though another inch of water is likely by midweek. Ridging dominates starting Wednesday."" 1" of water 6-8 inches snow

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    coyote

    I feel for that parking lot dog, after a winter of feasting on bagels and little debbie snack cake he has to find some potguts to eat, and there under 190 inches of snow!
    carpe diem vita brevis

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    Quote Originally Posted by yabyum View Post
    I feel for that parking lot dog, after a winter of feasting on bagels and little debbie snack cake he has to find some potguts to eat, and there under 190 inches of snow!
    Saw him this morning at Hellgate.

    Skied north facing at 10,500ft around 10am today. Snow was actually really fun. Kind of a big sponge, even on rando racing skis it skied well. It's definitely going to get dangerous today with heating though. 3ft of really dense snow over firm snow.





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