So woke up and looked at the brundage cams and saw they have 7in. Finally snow in Idaho. Looks like they may have up to a foot up high by the weekend. I cant wait, may have to do a road ride soon if this keeps up. Bring on the snow.
Is winter finally in Idaho
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I was starting to wonder if it would ever get here..
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76FOMOCO
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I was starting to wonder if it would ever get here..
you didn't have to keep your "sweater" on all summer. you could have the barber shave that thing off!!
Snow level is 4,000ft now and going to 2,500ft thursday up here
Can't wait to break the new sled in and try the new track on the M8's.
Can't wait to break the new sled in and try the new track on the M8's.
you didn't have to keep your "sweater" on all summer. you could have the barber shave that thing off!!
Your right. Thought about getting my hiney shaved, but I didn't want anyone confusing you and me, you know, just encase I was walking around on my hands...
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Boondockin800
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we're trying up in Sandpoint as well. Hopefully this week...
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PowderGirl
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Been snowing here in McCall all day so far! Looks like it'll warm up and all melt away down here but hopefully it sticks and keep accumulating up high!
O for sure I lived in McCall for 18 years I think that it is there to stay.
11" and counting at Brundage and Tamarrack (West Mountain) is at 13" and counting....
http://www.tamarackidaho.com/weather.php#snowreport_container
http://www.brundage.com/the-mountain/snow-report/
http://www.tamarackidaho.com/weather.php#snowreport_container
http://www.brundage.com/the-mountain/snow-report/
Yeah man...cheers......!!
Forecast for my area tomorrow...
A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY is in effect for the Front Range mountains above 9,000 feet for 8 to 18 inches of new snowfall by 3 a.m. Thursday. This advisory includes: Loveland, Berthoud, Kenosha, Hoosier and Fremont Passes and surrounding areas.
9NEWS Meteorologist Marty Coniglio says that Front Range foothills communities including Evergreen, Conifer, Georgetown, Estes Park and surrounding areas can expect 3 to 6 inches of new snowfal by late Wednesday evening.
Forecast for my area tomorrow...
A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY is in effect for the Front Range mountains above 9,000 feet for 8 to 18 inches of new snowfall by 3 a.m. Thursday. This advisory includes: Loveland, Berthoud, Kenosha, Hoosier and Fremont Passes and surrounding areas.
9NEWS Meteorologist Marty Coniglio says that Front Range foothills communities including Evergreen, Conifer, Georgetown, Estes Park and surrounding areas can expect 3 to 6 inches of new snowfal by late Wednesday evening.
sweet hopefully it will stick and stay for a good 6 months lol
can't wait to start riding
can't wait to start riding
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I hope the snow comes soon cause i cant wait any longer
Snow Marker is only showing 1" tonight
![snowcam[1].jpg](https://www.snowest.com/forum/data/attachments/27/27959-03525a8023282077555d44362b13dde6.jpg?hash=A1JagCMoIH "snowcam[1].jpg")
Grounds all white at my house at 2,800 ft. Really wet snow but its still coming down!!!
hopefully this sticks around. That would be sweet to be riding before graduation on Dec.13 and then have the rest of the months to ride. Man can hardly think about school now, i got the itch now. even snowed here in Moscow this morning while at work
is that snow marker the brundage one?
Pretty sure they clear it out at at 5pm daily....so that is 1+ since 5pm....keep it coming!!! Snow report says 12" today and 2" yesterday....
^^^^^yup heavysledz is right.
Went road riding today, parked at goose creek over look(cloud point) could make it farther with some of the drifts bieng a couple feet deep. Pics soon
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