So apparently there are friends on a powder day. They go to other resorts.
I take solace in thinking the snow at Rose would have been really heavy and no fun. If anyone knows differently please keep it to yourself!Andy wound up at Squaw... I feel bad. Kind of. Had a great, though short, first day... skied a bunch of areas I haven't before, given I've only had one wind-holdy day at Squaw prior to this. Skied with @Chris V., @Tricia, @Philpug, and @Andy Mink. Did some off piste that was actually pretty nice with the few inches of refresh we got. Also skied the easier stuff off KT-22 (which is still a bit challenging).
Not having skied in a month, and coming from DC yesterday, my legs wore out pretty quickly. But it was still lots of fun!
No regrets skiing Squaw with you and the crew today.Andy wound up at Squaw... I feel bad. Kind of. Had a great, though short, first day... skied a bunch of areas I haven't before, given I've only had one wind-holdy day at Squaw prior to this. Skied with @Chris V., @Tricia, @Philpug, and @Andy Mink. Did some off piste that was actually pretty nice with the few inches of refresh we got. Also skied the easier stuff off KT-22 (which is still a bit challenging).
Not having skied in a month, and coming from DC yesterday, my legs wore out pretty quickly. But it was still lots of fun!
Crazy storm. Most of the snow was down 80 near Hirshdale rd. Hardly any on Donner when I went thru at 7 pm. Overturned 18 wheeler had EB 80 closed at Flouristan. Another jackknifed on WB there luckily did not block WB 80. Backflow from east. If this were Denver they would call it a “Front Range Storm”This storm definitely seems to be setting up on the NE side of the lake thus far. SquAlpine sensors are only showing trace amounts but up here on Brockway we’ve gotten about 3”and it’s looking like Mt rose already has close to 6”! Maybe it will push more to the crest overnight but as of now Rose is getting the brunt
I drove past that yesterday... crazy looking. I bet people were stuck for hours. And shortly thereafter it was snowing very hard.Overturned 18 wheeler had EB 80 closed at Flouristan. Another jackknifed on WB there luckily did not block WB 80.
The truck was still there at Floriston this morning when we went west bound from Reno. On its side, off to the side.Crazy storm. Most of the snow was down 80 near Hirshdale rd. Hardly any on Donner when I went thru at 7 pm. Overturned 18 wheeler had EB 80 closed at Flouristan. Another jackknifed on WB there luckily did not block WB 80. Backflow from east. If this were Denver they would call it a “Front Range Storm”
Overturned 18 wheeler had EB 80 closed at Flouristan
That's a pretty common place for flipped 18 wheelers.I drove past that yesterday... crazy looking. I bet people were stuck for hours. And shortly thereafter it was snowing very hard.
I take solace in thinking the snow at Rose would have been really heavy and no fun. If anyone knows differently please keep it to yourself!
I take solace in thinking the snow at Rose would have been really heavy and no fun. If anyone knows differently please keep it to yourself!
Surely you have a map of your exploits?Great sping day at Alpine today... aspects of Alpine Bowl were soft early, and other areas up high softened throughout the morning. Skied solo for the first couple of hours, then met up with @Tony, his wife Lucia, and Tony Crocker. A fun time was had by all I think, trying to find the best snow between Alpine Bowl, Wolverine Bowl, and areas around them. I racked up 16K vertical before lunch, and didn't last long afterward - getting just over 20K as the snow was getting very slushy and heavy in places.
Just for you @James , a screen cap from my phone:Surely you have a map of your exploits?
We were a little later than we planned leaving SLT at 840, turning onto Alpine Meadows Rd at 940 and getting onto Roundhouse about 1010. We found a lot of good snow including some ungroomed between Alpine Bowl and Palisades and were a little early into lower High Yellow. Other ungroomed we skied included Waterfall, Corkscrew Gully, Peter’s Peril and the opening under chair to the right of D6.Skied solo for the first couple of hours, then met up with @Tony, his wife Lucia, and Tony Crocker.
And those were both on the same run.