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I will be in tahoe this winter, and i could use some suggestions on a season pass. i have been considering the kirkwood 6wood and the alpine mid-week for very good value. i could live near south tahoe or north tahoe.the heavenly peak pass is also tempting just in case i could spend a month in...

Thank you for your quick informative reply. I frequent the Snotel site and there is a Snowbird station. I wasnt implying that Alta over-reported. I was just surprised at a whooping 10 foot difference. Actually I think both of them under-report. In Cali, a reported foot is really 5 inches. In...

this may have been discussed before, but alta reports 125in more than snowbird this year.that seems like a HUGE difference. is that based on when they started counting back in the fall, different altitudes of the measurement spot, or some other variant that is not visible to the skier who skis...

sorry that link didnt post. ill try again http://www.wcc.nrcs.usda.gov/cgibin/wyg ... D&state=UT

fwiw, the snow figures for this year look better than 2007 and not bad as far as the average graph either<http>

I found the link:<http://www.cbrfc.noaa.gov/snow/station/sweplot/sweplot.cgi?SBDU1

Thanks guys. Now we have to hope there is some data worth reading.

For the last few years it was easy to find graphs on Snotel (I am interested in the Snowbird station) where you could pick any combination of years back to 1990 and see the overlay graphs for snowfall , snowpack, water content etc. Does anyone know if these graphs are still there? I cant find...

new camera? the resolution on the video looks very good. and the snow looks a lot better on the video than the stills of that naked mountain.

Hi. Personally I think those are some of the worst days of the year to ski. Try to come when it is not a holiday.

havent you folks ever heard of season passes? some of these places are in the 300's. what have you got to lose?

i just downloaded the google earth overlays at your other web site. i cant wait to play with them. thanks

2007 was close to the worst year in 20 as seen at snotel. 1992 was similar. so i looked at 1993. wow! it just about tripled 1992. could it happen again? pray to ullr?

sadly it was from the alta website, but it was "only" 58 degrees. i thought that was corn chowder.

is it time to cancel the trip to utah?

kirkwood does stretch it, but on this occasion it has more to do with the reporting period chosen. yesterday they reported a storm total of 62 at the high end of the range for 48 hrs.

I couldnt get the above link, but the same guy made the news today with "more trouble" see " Man denies ski lift masturbation..."

i think you are nuts to do it, but there is another factor. i have friends that work that flight and it is frequently delayed or worse, even if its not snowing

even during the last 2 excellent years in lcc, the weather report FOR THE NEXT DAY was frequently wrong. and looking more than a few days ahead was a waste of time. that being sais, the avalanch report found right here has been the most accurate for me

i cant find a source for "80% of average snowpack"in utah. the noaa graphs show 60 % of average for this year (and 35% snowpack of the recent above average year 06) at the snowbird station