Archive for January, 2011


Ok…so it’s not another full blown Nor’easter…
January 20th, 2011 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 5 Comments


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A few days ago, in the midst of another good (but a little too wet) storm I mentioned something about a coastal storm on the way.  Well the way has arrived.  Unfortunately, the system looks to arrive without the necessary amplification in the upper levels of the atmosphere to really spin ... ...Read more


TR: Ughhh! YET ANOTHER East Coast TR?!
January 18th, 2011 | By:  Greg


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With a week of great schuss, and no story to be found that links them together, we've concocted a TR blending mountain adventure, powder skiing, and cliff hucks. Kinda just like the old days! Maybe. Check it out: Click the picture or here to read Ughhh! YET ANOTHER East Coast TR?!


And the beat goes on…another coastal storm heading towards the NE (UPDATED)
January 17th, 2011 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 6 Comments


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1/18/11 5:30 AM UPDATE: Moist system is blooming very nicely off the NJ coast. As it grows and deepens significantly over the next 12 hours it will continue to spread significant moisture northwards into the Southern Tier of NY, Mass and Southern VT.  However, as you can see strong warm air advection ... ...Read more


Deep Weekend=Deep-end
January 16th, 2011 | By:  Greg | 4 Comments


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The magic snow of Vermont was in full force this weekend as an Alberta Clipper slammed into the state and delivered between 8 and 13 inches (link is to an on the hill snow depth report of a very trusted snow measurer). If you could find terrain that had yet ... ...Read more


Friendly Faceshots
January 13th, 2011 | By:  Greg | 3 Comments


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With yesterday's storm pulling out of New England, we headed to Pico Mountain (get lift tickets here), my home hill, for a quick pre-work dawn patrol. As you may recall from their 1980s slogan, Pico is the Friendly Mountain. Nevertheless, at 645 am, just shy of 4,000', with the wind ... ...Read more

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