How To Ski 4 World Class Destinations in 2-Days with The Mountain Collective [sponsored by The Mountain Collective] Ever chased a storm across state lines? One of our favorite, old school moves is chasing a storm to Tahoe to Utah. Specifically from Squaw/Alpine, CA to Alta/Snowbird, UT. If you’ve never done this, it’s time… The best way to make this move? The Mountain Collective pass. The Mountain Collective gives you the ability to choose […] Steven Agar | December 8, 2017 1 Comment
2 Large Storms To Hit South America Next 6-Days | Up to 93″ of Snow Forecast Southern South America has been going off of late. We just had 9 powder days in a row here at Cerro Catedral, Bariloche, Argentina… 2 more large storms are forecast to clobber southern South America in the next 6 days. One storm is hitting now, the next storm hits Monday night. Snow levels start high for both of these storms and […] Weather WeatherBrains | August 17, 2017 1 Comment
Australia Ski Resorts’ Storm Totals: Up to 30 cm! Australia 24 Hour Totals: *** Falls Creek: 20 cm Hotham: 14 cm Mt. Buller: 13 cm Perisher: 25 cm And the winner is… Threbdo: 30 cm Weather Roger Romani | July 19, 2017 1 Comment
Alta, UT Conditions Report: Another Unreal Pow Day Alta got more than 156” of snow only in January 2017. The average snowfall for this month, according to alta.com, is 95.40”. That means that it snowed more than 163% above the average. Insane, isn’t it? Today was another unreal day. We woke up with a couple of new inches of fresh, and it kept snowing for almost all day, except […] Conditions Report Matias Ricci | January 26, 2017 0 Comments
VIDEO: First Tracks in Mammoth After 20 Feet Of Snow On Thursday, after a 10-day storm, videographer Colin Farrell drove 16 hours to Mammoth to get some deep powder. This video proves it was worth the drive. He was there in first-chair fashion on Mammoth’s Chair 22 and documented the experience for this All Time video. “Locals were out in force today, emotions were at an all time high,” he wrote […] Matias Ricci | January 15, 2017 0 Comments
California Is Having Its Wettest Year on Record To Date: NOAA is reporting that California is currently having its wettest year do date. CA is on track to have its wettest year on record. As of Wednesday, January 11th, 2017, California has seen 13.5 trillion gallons of water past 10 days. That number is unheard of, that is some serious rainfall over a short period of time. California got absolutely […] Weather Chris Wallner | January 12, 2017 0 Comments
5.2 Trillion Gallons of Water Fell in California Over Weekend The Atmospheric River storm California just saw dropped an estimated 5.2 trillion gallons of water on the state. That’s equivalent to 8% of the average annual rainfall in California. That’s equivalent to 61,000 Rose Bowls full of water. “The storm we just experienced brought an estimated 5.2 TRILLION gallons of rainfall to Northern California! That is roughly 8% of the average […] Industry News SnowBrains | October 17, 2016 0 Comments
Treble Cone, NZ Conditions Report + Photo Tour: It Just Keeps Getting Better! Treble Cone woke up to a surprise snowfall on Thursday morning. The small storm ended up being a huge storm leaving between 50 and 100cm across the mountain. Locals headed up to eagerly wait in line while avalanche control was done in the Home Basin and at about 10.30 the crowd cheered when the lift started running. The Home Basin was […] Marian Krogh | July 30, 2016 0 Comments
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