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1 day ago
5 Pro Ski Tips from Cody Townsend
Cody Townsend is one of the most awarded athletes in freeskiing history.
4 months ago
Reading Radar - Explained
Radar shows us if there is precipitation falling through the sky and helps you to answer the question, "Is it currently or about to rain or snow?".
5 months ago
La NiƱa & Winter Forecasts - Explained
The following analysis was written by Nathan Lenssen, a lover of powder as well as a Ph.D.
9 months ago
Reading Weather Maps - Explained
If weather forecasters could only look at one map, the 500 millibar height map would be it.
9 months ago
Temperature Inversion - Explained
Temperature inversions are observed when the air temperature increases with height.
9 months ago
Lake Effect Snow - Explained
Lake effect snow occurs when cold air moves across relatively warm, unfrozen waters.
10 months ago
Atmospheric River (AR) - Explained
Atmospheric Rivers (ARs) can deliver significant amounts of precipitation to the West Coast, and feet of snow as well.
10 months ago
Lenticular Clouds - Explained
If you live near or spend time in the mountains, you have likely seen a spectacular smooth lens-shaped cloud called a lenticular.
10 months ago
Snowflakes - Explained
What controls the type of powder that we ski?
10 months ago
SNOTEL - Explained
Most weather stations in the United States are located at airports and in populated areas, most skiers and snowboarders enjoy powder in the …
10 months ago
Infrared Satellite - Explained
There are many tools you can use to track snow including several types of satellite images.
10 months ago
How Far in Advance Can We Predict a Storm?
One of the questions we get asked the most is, "how much snow will we see during my trip on "x" date?".
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