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FartBoy05
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SNOW LEVELS ABOVE 9000 FEET EARLY FRIDAY EVENING ARE
EXPECTED TO FALL TO 7000 TO 7500 FEET BY SATURDAY MORNING.
SNOWFALL TOTALS OF 6 TO 10 INCHES ABOVE 7500 FEET ARE
POSSIBLE...WITH OVER A FOOT POSSIBLE AT THE HIGHEST ELEVATIONS.

crazyness
Sep 20 2007 6:54PM
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WIllW
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stupid mammoth, always with the perfect weather
Sep 20 2007 8:00PM
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TWoods
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fuck. if only i still lived there
Sep 20 2007 8:12PM
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Ski_Punx
Posts: 783 - Karma: 49
yes yes... and for the rest of mountains in Cal too!
the low is still spinning off the coast and has not moved inland yet. Good winter type storm for september!
Sep 21 2007 3:58PM
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johanblaze
Posts: 4987 - Karma: 345
Last year was pretty shitty.
Sep 21 2007 4:04PM
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meltonsnow
Posts: 680 - Karma: 601
ya serious. they got shafted sooo hard!
Sep 21 2007 4:10PM
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hauntedsandwich
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woah youre the only other person ive heard use the term shafted besides this one girl i know and yeah last year sucked for all of cali
Sep 21 2007 5:41PM
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WIllW
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maybe in terms of mammoth weather yes, but 90% sunny days and skiing till the end of May is still almost perfect in my book
Sep 21 2007 8:21PM
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FartBoy05
Posts: 1306 - Karma: 9
heavy snow warning for much of the seirra

THE STORM IS EXPECTED TO BRING TOTAL
SNOWFALL AMOUNTS OF UP TO 18 INCHES ABOVE 8000 FEET...WITH 6 INCHES
OR MORE POSSIBLE ABOVE 7000 FEET.

hopefully a sign of good things to come this winter
Sep 21 2007 8:22PM
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johanblaze
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As in terms of snowfall.
Sep 22 2007 2:00AM
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