NEW YEAR STORM

[NixoN]

Long range forecast/ discussion...Dec 28 - Dec 31

Snow is again possible into next Wednesday and Thursday as a series of systems may pass through, we will watch and see if heavy snow may again be possible. High pressure late next week with more snow possibly returning for New Years or the day after, on through the first several days of January. It is pretty likely we will be seeing some heavy snow in this pattern as a longer 'fetch' develops across the Pacific after the first...we will watch and see, + hope for heavy snow. CM.

There saying its going to better then last years new year storm in tahoe!!!!!!!!!!

 

[skimack]

I was about to post this...looks like we're getting pow pow fo christmas. I CAN'T WAIT!

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'Today I washed my shirt with my washboard abs. I didn't even have to take it off, I just poured water on the stain and scrubbed it on my abs.' (My little brother)

'I'm in his nigger crew' (my little brother in response to my statement that he was in my 'digger crew')

'My knee hurts' (Jeff Merat after grinding a lunch table for an hour instead of sitting in the ski patrol shack for his torm mcl and acl which he got earlier that day.)

'I'm not asking for any help, just maybe for you to get off your ass.'(my dad)

 

[Alpinestheshiz]

heres the current as of Christmas Eve---I see deep faceshots in my future.

New Years resolution- keep it steep and deep.

... A couple of storm systems from the Gulf of Alaska to affect the

Sierra and western Nevada between Sunday and new years...

The first storm system is expected to drop southward from off the

Oregon coast Sunday to off the central California coast by Monday

afternoon. The storm will rotate off of the California coast into

Wednesday... with intermittent periods of snow expected in the

Sierra. At this time... the most significant snowfall is expected

south of Lake Tahoe. As the storm ejects inland Tuesday night and

Wednesday... some accumulating snow above 5000 feet may spill over in

western Nevada.

The second... much more potent storm is likely to affect the region

starting Thursday. This very cold storm system is projected to slowly

move down the Pacific northwest coast through Friday. This storm is

likely to produce very significant snowfall in the Sierra... and has

the potential to produce large snow accumulations in western Nevada

valleys as well.

 

[rynmartn]

I looked at the forcast...damn Im happy now

yay skiing

 

[jex]

here's the link to keep checking up on the latest.
http://www.weather.com/outlook/homeandgarden/lawn/local/USCA0018?from=search_city

LINEjibSKI, 'who cares, drinking beer is fucking gay you fags.'

'Everyone knows you get -500 GNAR points for lowering the sissy bar, get your ish together bro.' Skimac on lowering the saftey bar.

 

[Alpinestheshiz]

New update-as of christmas DAY. Its a long one so ill cut to the good part---

As tears come to my eyes...ENJOY!

The main storm of concern is expected to dive south from the Gulf

of Alaska and be centered west of Vancouver... British Columbia by

Thursday morning... before slowly rotating south along the Pacific

northwest coast through Friday night. The expected progression of

this storm matches closely the pattern of previous significant snow

events in the Sierra and western Nevada. This storm has the

potential to dump more than 3 feet of snow in the Sierra... with a

foot or more in the valleys of western Nevada. Additionally...

treacherous driving conditions... with gusty winds and heavy

snow... may accompany the storm across the Sierra Thursday and

Friday... including Interstate 80 over Donner Summit.

 

[skimasterflex]

I'm so driving up Thursday it's gonna be sick!

'Skiing is 90% outfit, 5% equipment, and 5% ability' -Lief Storer

 

[VC]

good luck driving up thursday