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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Weekend shred trip!
Heading to Burlington to meet up with Nat! Shredding Stowe Saturday, heading to NH to ride Sunday. From what I hear the snow is great and they've been getting a few inches every night. Hit us up if you want to make some turns! Be sure to check for some POV from the trip =)
Kya Bamba 6th Mix CD
Follow the link to download yoru copy of Kya Bamba's 6th mix CD! A nice collection of beats and remixes, Kya Bamba comes through once again.
Friday, April 3, 2009
High Fives T-Shirts
Get your fresh new gear to support High Fives Foundation!! Assorted colors in every size, stickers in 3 sizes, assorted colors. Email james@highfivesfoundation to get your High Fives swag and pricing today!
Monday, March 2, 2009
Roaring March - Winter Storm Warning
After receiving 48 hrs of rain last week, the storm train is back in action with the first series to come in right on schedule for the Tahoe area. All reports look positve for significant accumulation at all elevations in the Tahoe area....this is why we live here. Hope you have some sick time stashed away!!
* TOTAL SNOW ACCUMULATIONS: 15 TO 30 INCHES AT LAKE LEVEL BY
WEDNESDAY MORNING MAINLY FALLING TONIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY
MORNING. 3 TO 4 FEET OF SNOW WILL FALL ABOVE 7000 FEET WITH UP
TO 6 FEET ABOVE 8000 FEET NEAR THE SIERRA CREST.
Also check the Tahoe Weather Geek: http://www.tahoeloco.com/weather-geek/
MONDAY MARCH 2 5:35 AM…..A winter storm warning remains in effect through Wednesday morning as the pattern shifts today from a warm, wet “Hawaiian Hoser,” in the words of one forecaster, to a true winter storm. The subtropical moisture plume that doused California and much of Tahoe Sunday is sagging to the south this morning. It will soon be replaced by a cold front spinning ahead of a low-pressure system sitting off the coast of Washington and Oregon. That front has the potential to dump up to a foot of snow on Tahoe by midnight, with snow levels dropping to 5000 feet or below, and it will be followed by at least two more very strong waves of precipitation. Tuesday still looks like the peak, snow-wise, with very heavy snow all day. Snow should continue into Wednesday, tapering to snow showers during the day. Total accumulations by Wednesday night should be at least three to four feet at the highest elevations. Thursday looks dry, and the outlook for the weekend is uncertain. One forecast model has more storms coming our way through the weekend. A competing model has a low pressure system drifting far off the coast and not approaching land until at least Sunday. But for now, brace yourself. The next couple of days should be fun.
* TOTAL SNOW ACCUMULATIONS: 15 TO 30 INCHES AT LAKE LEVEL BY
WEDNESDAY MORNING MAINLY FALLING TONIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY
MORNING. 3 TO 4 FEET OF SNOW WILL FALL ABOVE 7000 FEET WITH UP
TO 6 FEET ABOVE 8000 FEET NEAR THE SIERRA CREST.
Also check the Tahoe Weather Geek: http://www.tahoeloco.com/weather-geek/
MONDAY MARCH 2 5:35 AM…..A winter storm warning remains in effect through Wednesday morning as the pattern shifts today from a warm, wet “Hawaiian Hoser,” in the words of one forecaster, to a true winter storm. The subtropical moisture plume that doused California and much of Tahoe Sunday is sagging to the south this morning. It will soon be replaced by a cold front spinning ahead of a low-pressure system sitting off the coast of Washington and Oregon. That front has the potential to dump up to a foot of snow on Tahoe by midnight, with snow levels dropping to 5000 feet or below, and it will be followed by at least two more very strong waves of precipitation. Tuesday still looks like the peak, snow-wise, with very heavy snow all day. Snow should continue into Wednesday, tapering to snow showers during the day. Total accumulations by Wednesday night should be at least three to four feet at the highest elevations. Thursday looks dry, and the outlook for the weekend is uncertain. One forecast model has more storms coming our way through the weekend. A competing model has a low pressure system drifting far off the coast and not approaching land until at least Sunday. But for now, brace yourself. The next couple of days should be fun.
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