I see London I see France; I see snow on the mountain tops! Yeah that doesn't rhyme but here in the Anchorage area you can see the mountain tops covered in a beautiful white blanket of goodness!
It's SNOW time baby!
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Started my sled yesterday, it's ready. Love the smell of AV gas.
Let's ride!
Let's ride!WOOHOOO!!!!! Anyone wanna go make snow angels in it?!
KEEP THE SNOW-DANCES GOING!!!.... I'm ready to ride!!
Anyone wanna go make snow angels in it?! KEEP THE SNOW-DANCES GOING!!!.... I'm ready to ride!!
I just got goose bumps thinking about snow....and not cause its cold!
It's a good sign! Cant wait to go ride.
Started my sled yesterday, it's ready. Love the smell of AV gas.
Mmmmmm Avgas !!
I just got goose bumps thinking about snow....and not cause its cold!
At least you get to play in the snow being up on the slope. Think you can sneak some back with you tomorrow? You can give Lydia some as a present and then she can share with us lol
...first snowfall of the winter likely at higher elevations
of southcentral alaska tonight...
Colder air moving southward across western alaska today will
gradually filter into southcentral alaska late tonight into
tuesday. Meanwhile...a storm system over the northern gulf
will move inland across southcentral alaska tonight producing
widespread precipitation. As the cold air arrives rain will
mix with and then change to snow along the mountains of
southcentral. Locations with the most likelihood of seeing
snow include the upper hillside of anchorage...hatcher's
pass...higher elevations of the glenn highway around eureka...the
northern susitna valley...and along the denali highway. The snow
will be very wet and ground temperatures are very warm...so
accumulation across these areas is expected to generally be light.
Lower elevations...including anchorage and the matanuska valley
will remain primarily rain. However...if the precipitation is
heavy enough there may be snowflakes mixed in with the rain during
the early morning hours.
of southcentral alaska tonight...
Colder air moving southward across western alaska today will
gradually filter into southcentral alaska late tonight into
tuesday. Meanwhile...a storm system over the northern gulf
will move inland across southcentral alaska tonight producing
widespread precipitation. As the cold air arrives rain will
mix with and then change to snow along the mountains of
southcentral. Locations with the most likelihood of seeing
snow include the upper hillside of anchorage...hatcher's
pass...higher elevations of the glenn highway around eureka...the
northern susitna valley...and along the denali highway. The snow
will be very wet and ground temperatures are very warm...so
accumulation across these areas is expected to generally be light.
Lower elevations...including anchorage and the matanuska valley
will remain primarily rain. However...if the precipitation is
heavy enough there may be snowflakes mixed in with the rain during
the early morning hours.
Now that the clouds have lifted this morning here in the Anchorage bowl area, go look outside your window. Sure is purdy out!
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You should see it back my valley! I'm surrounded by snowcapped mtns! I think it's going to be a great year for snow!
WOOOOHOOOOOOOO!!!!
Was up at my parents house today not far from the Eagle River Nature Center, it SNOWED! Didn't stick but at least I got to see it come down!!!
Ya Tina lets keep our fingers crossed that your fav riding place FINALLY gets a great snow year!!! Been too long!
Yall will like this then.
We drove the Denali Rd yesterday, and went all the way to wonder lake aprxo 87 miles in. We got off the permit area and it was coming down pretty good lastnight at higher elevations...we got out Just in time
This is what I found when I stepped outside the camper this morning...... Mile 12 inside the Denail National Park @ the Savage River Campground just north of Cantwell. 6" of Fresh snow...@ 2400ft. Farther in the park recieved 2-3 ft @ higher elevations from what the rangers said.
http://img35.imageshack.us/i/dsc00165k.jpg/
http://img188.imageshack.us/i/dsc00182va.jpg/
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We drove the Denali Rd yesterday, and went all the way to wonder lake aprxo 87 miles in. We got off the permit area and it was coming down pretty good lastnight at higher elevations...we got out Just in time
This is what I found when I stepped outside the camper this morning...... Mile 12 inside the Denail National Park @ the Savage River Campground just north of Cantwell. 6" of Fresh snow...@ 2400ft. Farther in the park recieved 2-3 ft @ higher elevations from what the rangers said.
http://img35.imageshack.us/i/dsc00165k.jpg/
http://img188.imageshack.us/i/dsc00182va.jpg/
http://img3.imageshack.us/i/dsc00184a.jpg/
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Nice pictures, NoJoke. Anyone else take any. I heard it looks pretty nice down there. We had a few flakes this morning here in Fairbanks. Its really got me thinking about winter!
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