Tony Crocker wrote:It snowed 8 inches on Nov. 22. Back that MesoWest up a day to Nov. 21 and you'll see the 17-18 inch base.
Is that the 17-18 settled inches of old October snow that doesn't count?
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Tony Crocker wrote:It snowed 8 inches on Nov. 22. Back that MesoWest up a day to Nov. 21 and you'll see the 17-18 inch base.
ShiftyRider wrote:FWIW the argument that "seeing is believing" is an argument in Tony's favor. He seems to be wondering why they can't produce a snow report that faraway people can read, and realize how good it is.
Tony Crocker wrote:The instrumentation seems to default to 146 while it's snowing.
Admin wrote:Tony Crocker wrote:It snowed 8 inches on Nov. 22. Back that MesoWest up a day to Nov. 21 and you'll see the 17-18 inch base.
Is that the 17-18 settled inches of old October snow that doesn't count?
admin wrote:How many resorts provide that information on their own website?
admin wrote:All I want to know is:
1. How much new snow fell?
3. What lifts are running?
4. What's the temperature, windspeed and wind direction?
5. A number of webcams all visible at once, to see what things look like on the ground. One with a timelapse feature is nice, too.
2. What's the natural snow depth?
ShiftyRider wrote:FWIW the argument that "seeing is believing" is an argument in Tony's favor. He seems to be wondering why they can't produce a snow report that faraway people can read, and realize how good it is.
Admin wrote:Admit it, you missed me.
jamesdeluxe wrote:Admin wrote:Admit it, you missed me.
Good to see you back in fighting shape with the accustomed level of Alta propaganda.
ShiftyRider wrote:FWIW the argument that "seeing is believing" is an argument in Tony's favor. He seems to be wondering why they can't produce a snow report that faraway people can read, and realize how good it is.
Then I guess there's the "they don't care" which usually means one or the other of a crappy company, or one so completely wonderful and reliable that nothing they say would matter. Don't mind me but I think it sucks there sometimes, so let's rule out the second alternative right now LOL.
On to facetious, do I have to say these are my opinions? Isn't it obvious whose opinions they are cuz the forum software puts the names next to the posts?
MarcC wrote:It's 2019 - two great powder shots on Instagram are far more persuasive
"packed powder" or "loose granular" = they groomed everything LOL. Yikes, I'm getting too old cuz that's starting to sound good...making up terms like "packed powder" or "loose granular,"
Tony Crocker wrote:If people make destination decisions based on Instagram pics, that's about as sensible as believing Northeast "packed powder" reports after it rained.
Tony Crocker wrote:As for Alta caring, I mentioned in my first post that Connie Marshall did appreciate my giving her the heads-up that SnoCountry was seriously distorting Alta's early season status in a negative way.
Marc_C wrote:Connie retired this past June.
jamesdeluxe wrote:Marc_C wrote:Connie retired this past June.
We covered that in a previous thread.
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