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It’s Snowing in California Right Now

Mammoth Mountain mid-mountain webcam today at 2pm.

It’s snowing above mid-mountain at Mammoth ski resort, CA right now. And NOAA in Hanford, California just published this report: “Hikers and Backpackers: A Ranger in Yosemite National Park just reported snow falling above 10,000 feet on Mount Dana. These weather conditions are forecast to continue through Tuesday night. Maintain weather awareness and plan […]

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SnowBrains | September 14, 2015
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Mammoth, CA Conditions Report: An Adaquate 1″ Powder Day

Mammoth ski resort in California experienced a vicious 1″ powder storm last night. When we awoke, we saw that there was only 1″ of new snow and we decided to wait and show up at 11am once things had softened up a bit. When we got to the hill, we could see fresh tracks coming down from Chair 23 and we began to ponder: “could this be a horribly good 1″ powder day?” In fact, it was. Once up on 23, we found the skiing buttery with blown in snow and a chalky base. As of 11:30am, the […]

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Miles Clark | May 18, 2015
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Mammoth Report: Nuking Snow Storm Day

A storm has been forecast to hit Mammoth all week and today, it came forth with fury. The day started off with light snow in town about 8am with no wind. By the time we got up onto the mountain around noon, the snow had already piled up somewhere around 1-3″ deep and the intensity of the snow kept ratcheting up. By the time we left the mountain today at 1:30pm, it was full-on nuking on the mountain and felt a helluva lot more like mi-February than May 14th. The wind was ripping across Chair 3 at 40mph the temperature at the base of the mountain at 1:30pm was 25ºF… […]

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Miles Clark | May 14, 2015
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Mammoth Extends Season After 12-18″ of New Snow

Mammoth is honestly thinking about staying open until Memorial Day after receiving 12-18″ of new snow last night. It’s still snowing right now. “The news you’ve been waiting for: Erase that May 10 closing date from your calendar – Mammoth will stay open for skiing and riding. Closing is for quitters. Help spread the news and share with your friends.” – Mammoth […]

SnowBrains | May 8, 2015
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Mammoth Conditions Report: Windy Corn Harvest

We awoke today in Mammoth in a ripping wind. Mammoth was reporting 50-70mph winds at the top of the mountain. When we arrived, we found that it was actually much windier at the bottom of the mountain than at the top. The park is at the bottom of the mountain and was sacraficed to the wind. The park was empty today. The upper mountain, however, wasn’t as windy. The groomers off the […]

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Miles Clark | May 18, 2014
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Mammoth Mammoth, CA Winter Weather Forecast 2013/14

Mammoth Mountain Weather Guy/MammothSnowman.com Senior Meteorologist has just released his 2013/14 winter weather forecast for Mammoth Mountain ski resort in California. He has some great infographics along with some powerful technical descriptions of why his forecast is what it is. Here is his forecast summary. March is lookin’ good… “The winter forecast favors near average snowfall for Mammoth Mountain Ski Area with a total snowfall forecast of 375 inches (average is ~350”) from November through April. The forecast shows […]

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SnowBrains | October 21, 2013
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“The Town,” the Rise, Fall, & Redevelopment of Mammoth Lakes, CA | Part IV “The Reckoning”

“Scheezus Christ.  Fuck.  Somebody should get their asses kicked.  Some should get beat up.  Somebody should get shot for what they’ve done to our community.” – Steve Searles, Mammoth Lakes Wildlife Officer – “The Bear Whisperer” Part IV of Powder Magazine’s “The Town” shows just how badly Mammoth Lakes gets screwed in the end.  They owe $48 million plus interest to […]

SnowBrains | September 6, 2013
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“The Town,” the Rise, Fall, & Redevelopment of Mammoth Lakes, CA | Part II, “The Mistakes” | by Powder Magazine

(to navigate to Part II, simply click on the ‘down arrow’ in the upper right corner after you click ‘play’) Part II, “The Mistakes […]

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SnowBrains | September 3, 2013
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