I HEART SPRING SKIING
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Ice-Is-Scary
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yeah I was trying to crush bumps at alta yesterday (good ol spring tradition) it really wasnt working out. My body isnt ready for the spring huck junk show yet
*shidasha*
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I heart dudes without shirts on.
eldersmith
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^are one of them tranvestites?
Ice-Is-Scary
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Even if my belly sticks out farther than my skis?
snowbird4life
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^ hey keep the fat jokes out of this... lets not be racists.
kickerlicker
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wow thats fucking gay
wuestinator
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fat jokes... rascism? i dont get it
snowbird4life
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for some reason i really believe what this man has to say, and it makes me uber sad, fuck that! o well its utah so we know the weather comes and goes.
Ice-Is-Scary
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who cares today was raining and it was still rad
UTskier
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From the utah avalanche center mountain weather forecast today:
Discussion:
Good energy, moisture, and jet support with this storm combining to make a good winter/blizzard this evening. We will likely see another 4-8” tonight in areas favored by southwesterly flow. Strong southwesterly winds to continue through the evening and early tomorrow, maxxing out at 50mph along the 10,000’ unobstructed ridges. Front moves through early morning and snow should continue in earnest through noon. Storm totals are likely 12-20” by the time the storm moves to the east. Winds start to become a more reasonable 15-20mph by mid-morning Tuesday. Temps tonight in the mid-twenties, cooling to the mid-teens tomorrow.
Extended forecast:
Things dry out pretty quickly late Tuesday, but we stay somewhat unsettled for Wednesday. Warming trend forecast to push 10,000’ temps to +2C(36F) late Thursday enroute +5C(41F) by Friday.
Hardesty
Discussion:
Good energy, moisture, and jet support with this storm combining to make a good winter/blizzard this evening. We will likely see another 4-8” tonight in areas favored by southwesterly flow. Strong southwesterly winds to continue through the evening and early tomorrow, maxxing out at 50mph along the 10,000’ unobstructed ridges. Front moves through early morning and snow should continue in earnest through noon. Storm totals are likely 12-20” by the time the storm moves to the east. Winds start to become a more reasonable 15-20mph by mid-morning Tuesday. Temps tonight in the mid-twenties, cooling to the mid-teens tomorrow.
Extended forecast:
Things dry out pretty quickly late Tuesday, but we stay somewhat unsettled for Wednesday. Warming trend forecast to push 10,000’ temps to +2C(36F) late Thursday enroute +5C(41F) by Friday.
Hardesty