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Old Farmer’s Almanac 2018/19 Prediction for Canada – It’s Good!

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Using their ‘Secret Formula’, which dates back to 1792 and boasts 80% accuracy, the Old Farmer’s Almanac just published their predictions for the upcoming winter in Canada, and it’s good. Mirroring what the Farmer’s Almanac (yeah I know right, confusing!) predicted, we can expect north of the border to be super cold, and super snowy. Yay! Mostly cold: Thanks to […]
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Farmer’s Almanac Canadian 2018/19 Prediction – Super Cold and Unusually Snowy

The Farmer’s Almanac (not to be confused with the Old Farmer’s Almanac) just released their prediction for Canada for the upcoming winter. So, what should we expect…? Based on their time-tested formula, the winter of 2018-2019 will be a teeth-chattering cold one, with below-normal temperatures forecast for much of the country. Canadians are used to the cold though, so just […]
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Swedish Brand CHPO Releases New Watch Collection in Charity Collaboration with ‘Protect Our Winters’

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Each season, Swedish sunglasses brand CHPO creates a new collection where they donate 100% of the profits to a non-profit organization. The proceeds from this season’s FW17 range will go to Protect Our Winters, the group of professional athletes and industry brands that are committed to leading the way for positive climate change. From the official press release: Every season […]
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Cold and Wet Front to Continue Through August for Colorado and Central America

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The first ten days of August have been an unwanted anomaly for Colorado and Central America, with cold temperatures 10-25 degrees below average and precipitation above average. Only a few areas of the country are below average annual precipitation, while nearly all are above. All river basins in Colorado are at or above average, which is good news. During July, 20 out […]
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Alyeska Conditions Report: 20 Days of High Pressure

Not much has changed at Alyeska in the last two weeks. A massive high pressure system has taken over Alaska, blocking any major storm headed its way. The temperatures have been in the single digits in the valley floors and the mid twenties above 1,000 feet. Its been nice to escape the cold and take hot laps on the groomers on the upper mountain.These cold temperatures on the valley floor have been wonderful for the snowmakers. They have now filled in most of the lower mountain and are blasting huge mounds of snow on runs that are not open such as Tanaka and water fall. This will be great for the race team to finally […]
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NASA Video: How Cold Was it This Winter in North America?

Even out on the West Coast we all heard about how cold it was this winter? For West Coasters suffering a lackluster early season that was hard. Alabama was getting snow, but the mountains of the West weren’t?! The video pulls hourly surface temperatures from across North America. What is especially interesting about this video is that you can watch weather patterns, storms spinning down towards the lower 48 and, how warm it was on the West Coast. Even with all the media hype and coverage of snowstorms in the East this winter ranks as the 34th coldest in the past 119 years (since record keeping began.) The winter […]
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Brain Post: “How to Keep Batteries From Dying in the Cold?”

Batteries are notorious for dying in the cold. They get cold, their life decreases dramatically and the device they’re powering dies and you’re screwed. Some of the things batteries power are crucial to mountain survival: avalanche beacons and headlamps come to mind. With this in mind, we need to do what we can to make batteries last as long as possible, especially when in the backcountry. Outside Magazine has some great tips that we’ve borrowed here: […]
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Why Does San Francisco, CA Rarely See Snow?

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Interestingly enough, the San Francisco Ballet recently asked this question to the California Academy of Arts and Science in San Francisco: “Why does San Francisco rarely see snow?” What’s cool is that San Francisco does get snow occasionally and there is great photographic evidence. We nearly saw snow last week with temperatures dipping below freezing in San Francisco. So, why does San Francisco so rarely see snow? The answer, says the California Academy of Science’s Curator of […]
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Massive Storm Hitting Northern Rockies NOW: 1-3 Feet of Snow Forecasted

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A major winter storm will be hitting the Northern Rockies today through Wednesday. This storm will bring arctic air down into the Northern Rockies from Canada. That cold will inflate snow totals and make skiers & riders very happy. 1-2 feet is forecasted in the Northern Rockies in the next 3 days. What’s most impressive about this storm is the amount of Winter Storm Warnings. Just have a look at this map. You don’t see this many […]
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