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Posted: **Thu Dec 02, 2010 8:44 pm**

Blair wrote:Thanks guys, I did manage to get to get up there black friday, just have been lazy. Yeah, its boney we need more snow

You were up there Black Friday? So was I. We only saw about ten people all day.

We were the tall hippie couple.

Posted: **Fri Dec 03, 2010 5:33 pm**

Yep, me and Cap'tn Beefheart skinned up the rollercoaster run on the chair 4 side (west) got to the resort boundary around noon? maybe. We saw a couple small partys coming and going, meet some other SP'ers up there too.

Posted: **Fri Dec 03, 2010 10:46 pm**

Oh.

We were on the Ski Hut side.

Posted: **Tue Dec 14, 2010 5:15 pm**

http://www.offpistemag.com/snowbeta/weather.asp

I thought i would share this link, I like it and use it often

Looks like a pineapple xpress, but maybe cooler than most. I hope. There aint shite down here in my hood. Yes I can drive 4h and get the goods, but really got spoiled last spring w the bountiful snowpack locally. I beg for just some cooler temps, it was 82 here sat or sun!

(loaded sigh) Going to go seed the clouds for Ular.

Looks like the Sierra is gonna get pounded again, good news

Posted: **Tue Dec 14, 2010 5:46 pm**

Latest forecasts are showing cooler temps across the Sierra than the longer-term models were initially forecasting. Might have to reconsider a few plans I had for later in the week!

http://powdiction.tumblr.com/ - a good source for Sierra (although Tahoe-centric) snow forecasting info

Posted: **Tue Dec 14, 2010 9:26 pm**

Opening Day at June Lake this Thursday. $5 tickets.

'Nuff said.

Oh, and dumping at Mammoth when I left this evening. Big fluffy stuff... Hmmm... I suppose I could MAKE my knee feel better... :shock:

Posted: **Sat Dec 18, 2010 3:08 pm**

For Deb: workin' the orange pants!

June Lake opener was schwingalicious. I took it easy on the knee, testing the waters, so to speak. Taping helped. Orange pants rocked the mountain. Demo'd the Dynafit Stokes (<3 <3 <3).

May have to think about stayin' local for the New Year holiday, let everything from this weekend/next week settle a little before...

Posted: **Sat Dec 18, 2010 3:29 pm**

Just measured my roof... 13". It is coming down at a rate of about 2-3" per hour and the forecast is calling for a more intense level tonight through tomorrow eve... 6-8" per hour for a 10-12 hour period! That is at 8K'.

The QPF forecast for this entire storm has been jacked up as well from the original 10.2" to an amazing 14.9". Remember, at a 10:1 ratio, that equates to FEET not inches of snow. Oh shit!!!!!:

5 Minutes ago out my front door...

OH, almost forgot, the Hill has gotten 43" since this time yesterday...

Posted: **Sat Dec 18, 2010 4:05 pm**

MooseTracks wrote:For Deb: workin' the orange pants!

June Lake opener was schwingalicious. I took it easy on the knee, testing the waters, so to speak. Taping helped. Orange pants rocked the mountain. Demo'd the Dynafit Stokes (<3 <3 <3).

May have to think about stayin' local for the New Year holiday, let everything from this weekend/next week settle a little before...

YEE-HAW!!

Too much just plain rain down here, not interested in getting soggy to reach snow at 9K' but we're plenty excited about the ice that is forming at Lee Vining and June for New Year's!

Posted: **Sat Dec 18, 2010 5:20 pm**

Broke trail from Luther Pass up to East summit of Waterhouse Peak (9497 ) on Thursday ,Dec.16th . It was 17 degrees at 9am at the pass and overcast with no wind. There was 2+ feet of unpacked powder over a good base coverage to the summit . Mellow descent with bowls and trees to Grass Lake . Passed backcountry skiers crossing Hwy.50 below Ralston Peak on drive to Luther Pass. Wonder if they were the people who triggered the avalanche posted on Sierra Avalanche Center site ?

Posted: **Sun Dec 19, 2010 9:19 pm**

MooseTracks wrote:For Deb: workin' the orange pants!

June Lake opener was schwingalicious. I took it easy on the knee, testing the waters, so to speak. Taping helped. Orange pants rocked the mountain. Demo'd the Dynafit Stokes (<3 <3 <3).

May have to think about stayin' local for the New Year holiday, let everything from this weekend/next week settle a little before...

So jealous! I love skiing June. Looks FUN FUN FUN!!!

Posted: **Sun Dec 19, 2010 11:55 pm**

I was thigh deep all day in Tahoe today. A bit of wind however!

Posted: **Tue Dec 21, 2010 6:20 pm**

I can't wait for my first big dump of 2011.

I really like big dumps.

Posted: **Wed Dec 22, 2010 2:59 am**

Out front of the Moose Lodge in B-town on Monday morning:

Driving to Sunnyslopes on Monday to see a patient (I had the skis in the back of the TOF just in case...):

A nice evening stroll up 168 above the Big Trees CG:

Had patients in LP on Tuesday afternoon, and the sun came out to tease a little:

Cheers!

-L

Posted: **Wed Dec 22, 2010 3:36 am**

The Morning after....

Out my front yard and down my street.

That is a 45 foot Poplar tree below N. Morgan in the Ice Fog.

Down my street (6' berms) in the Ice Fog..

My Honey clearing off the snow from our kitchen window & porch (notice the snowshoes)....

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