Archive for November, 2010


SPAM #8: Spine Time for a SPAM
November 10th, 2010 | By:  Greg | 3 Comments


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What does "Spine Time for a SPAM" mean anyway? Who knows, but I dare you to try to say it ten times fast. When you're done, get ready for an FIS two-fer SPAM. This week we're broadcasting from the top of Vermont's piste (north of Route 125). We already filed ... ...Read more


Noodling
November 9th, 2010 | By:  Porter Haney | 6 Comments


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Not the kind where you stick your hand into a hole and pull out a catfish!  The kind where you make early season "noodle" turns so you make good and sure you don't hit any buried treasure.  That's been the rule in the Wasatch to date -- except for a ... ...Read more


The Spine of Vermont
November 9th, 2010 | By:  Greg | 9 Comments


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On Sunday before the current mess (but after the last) Ben, KC and I headed up to check out some of the highest terrain in Vermont; along the spine of its ancient peaks. To call it unequivocally great snow is impossible. It was loud. Was it bad? No. Sun, low ... ...Read more


(UPDATED) In through the backdoor…upper elevation snow possible monday
November 7th, 2010 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 3 Comments


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There is an interesting situation likely to unfold monday into tuesday which could lead to some more snows across the higher terrain of  the northeast as a storm system backs in - retrogrades- west into the northeast. Currently, a trough of very cold air has settled over the northeast. Along the ... ...Read more


Wasatch Watch: Storm on Way for Veterans Day (Updated Totals)
November 6th, 2010 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 4 Comments


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After a great 40+ inch storm in october, which oddly coincided with some pretty fun skiing, the Wasatch has been bathed in sunlight and mild temps.  Come monday, Winter weather should return with the arrival of a cold trough diving south out of the pacific northwest.  Yay. Currently, there is strong ... ...Read more

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