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We talked about this last post. We have a low pressure system that will move south off the coast of BC all the way down to California. It will join with another low that has a moisture tap from the south, and will create the chance for a decent storm for both the Central and Northern Sierra above 7,000 feet.

I believe Mammoth will receive around a foot of snow while Mt....


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If you are looking for the seasonal forecast, go here: Seasonal Forecast

I suspect that Mt. Rose will be opening around the first of November. This recent series of storms certainly has helped their snow making. In recent years ...

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Winter is approaching, and it's time for my annual Lake Tahoe ski-season snowfall prediction. With an exceptionally strong El Niño developing in the Pacific, I'm optimistic that Tahoe's mountain resorts could enjoy an above-average winter.

My prediction for Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe: 120% of normal snowfall, or approximately 420 inches.

A Super El Niño Is T...

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As the year moves on, the storms get weaker. However, we have what appears to be a couple of moderate to strong storms for this time of year. These storms will usher in much cooler weather into the foreseeable future.

This will be a weekend storm that starts on Friday and should clear out on Sunday:

Friday April 10

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It has been over a month since our last post. By no coincidence, it has been over a month since our last storm. This has been a very unusual winter. Incredibly dry for most of the west and some areas saw record breaking lack of precipitation. This will NOT repeat next year, I will get to that shortly.

We have a weak system coming in from the west that will be reinforced...


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