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http://www.accuweather.com/news-story.a ... &article=2 And I don't mean the "Pats". :rotfl:

http://www.accuweather.com/mt-news-blog ... eather.asp Sounds hopeful!! [-o<

How do you find and dig out your friend? :-k

Iam going to JHWY in the first week of Feb. So, as I know, I could have great skiing or be watching the systems split north or south. I remain hopeful!! I'm also going to Colorado in the third week of Feb and the first week of March. Maybe a quick trip to the Bird in March to see the...

Yep. The long range doesn't look good for the East Coast. I start my trips out West in the first week of Feb and I am hopeful that the blocking high is moving out and we are starting to get some systems moving back into the Rockies. It's been a strange year. I think that things are going...

Avy warning out for New Jersey.... AGAIN?? :ski:

http://www.famousinternetskiers.com/lon ... nth-storm/ [-o<

Amen Brother! =D>

It's a part of ski history, and about as close to ski mecca as we have in North America.... JHAF, Bill Briggs, Alex Lowe, Newcomb, Coombs, Moe, TGR, EXUM guides, etc., etc..... You got to make the pilgrimage at least once in your life. I just happen to go once or twice a year on average.

I guess that my bias for Jackson is that we have family there and we really like the Snake River Lodge as a place to stay. The bottom line is that I go there with my wife, who is a New England bred racer and can handle almost anything Jackson has to offer, and she also likes a spa treatment and...

Rob, Jackson is hit-or-miss. On a good powder day do can find untracked all day and then the next day too. Plus, the Tram Dock vibe is incredible on a powder day!! The terrain is unmatched and, as you pointed out, the backcountry is accessable and great fun with the right guide, gear and...

I once pulled a snow boarder out of a tree well at JH Wy. He was upright; but stuck, cold and scared. I had to get out of my skis, climb into the well and release his boots from the board. The thing about the trees is that you don't see people until you are right next to them. We were way...

Given all of the inbound avies reported in the recent seasons, how many of "you" carry a shovel, probe and beacon when skiing inbound terrain? I have not to date, but may start when conditions are ripe for slides. 8-[

Last night NatGeo Channel televised a documentary on the building of the new tram at JHWY. It was great IMHO. \:D/ http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/s ... 1/Overview

You need to dig that pit and do a study. That 15 degree aspect is definately a major slab release zone. I think that Ski Liberty needs to invest in a Howitzer. :-k

Well, with 30 seconds left in the third period, I'm going to call this one a shutout. I have 12" outside my door and the storm is going to keep dumping until 10am, Sunday morning. The bad news is that this will not touch New England... what a waste of good energy....

Or, maybe try Ski Round Top just south of Harrisburg. They have reported 9 inches at 2pm on Saturday and they probably got another 9" by now. \:D/

Patrick: While traveling one fall (salmon fishing trip) in Cape Breton, N.S., I noticed a ski area right on the northern coast. I believe it was Cape Smokey Ski Area? I bet they get hammered by these storms, but it must make Sierra cement look like Wasatch champaign. Have you ever heard...

http://www.accuweather.com/mt-news-blog ... leased.asp More predictions..... from Weatherdamus.

YO Adrian!!! Get me my beacon, shovel and probe...... WARNING! Major Snowstorm for Mid-AtlanticUpdated: Thursday, December 17, 2009 2:58 PM A powerful East Coast storm will clobber the mid-Atlantic region later Friday into Saturday. Heavy snow from western North Carolina to southern New...