Archive for March, 2010


Weather Blather (E.C. edition): Winter over?
March 18th, 2010 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 9 Comments


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I know all of you are asking the same question right now: Is winter over? While it sure is going to seem that way over the next few days, I think the answer is no. After a period of extremely nice weather over the next few days where sunshine ... ...Read more


TR: Rise ‘n Shine Pow
March 17th, 2010 | By:  Porter Haney


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Woof.  A week or two of silence from the FIS western contingent.  Fear not, we’ve still been sleuthing around, snarking pow. Click here for more early morning gusto.


Simmering
March 17th, 2010 | By:  Greg | 5 Comments


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The high elevation backcountry snow is absolutely simmering to perfection right now. From 9 to noon the peel away corn has been fantastic. Just makes sure you stay high enough so that your line froze last night; unfrozen snow is rotting right now. The snow is getting so soft below ... ...Read more


Warming Up
March 16th, 2010 | By:  Greg | 4 Comments


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Things have really been heating up in the mountains recently. The sun is getting higher, and the snow is getting VERY soft. Today we decided to hit something we have had our eye on a line all year. We ran into Jack Morris of Northshore Magazine on our way, and it ... ...Read more


(UPDATED: 3/14/10) Weather Blather: Smarch! (IS GOOD?)
March 12th, 2010 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 13 Comments


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That's right: an above the fold update Looking at the latest data, there appears to be the potential for not rain across the higher terrain of the Catskills, southern Adirondacks and southern VT. It's going to be close and the scales of Ullr are teetering right now but it's certainly ... ...Read more

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