12 Nov 2014

November 12, 2014


    First light 07:13, 40-60 KPH winds out of the North.

    Snowmaking working its way down the mountain.

    Spindrift coming off Horstman Ridge.

   Awesome view of the Tantalus Range yesterday morning.

    Last light looking South Tuesday evening.



Weather observations for November 12, 2014; taken at 06:00 Hours.

2240 meters     -10, Winds were 30-70 KPH from the E
1860 meters     -10, Winds were 20-60 KPH from the E
1550 meters     -11,  Relative Humidity 77 %
  660 meters      -4, Valley Temperature, Max Temp Yest was +1.5


    Clear and cold with unlimited visibility this am.

For the forecast, strong upper ridge with an Easterly flow will continue to give us sunny and cold weather into early next week. Freezing levels will begin to rise on Sunday as an upper low may have some influence with a warmer air mass. More on that as we get closer to the week end. This pattern makes for a boring forecast!!




    High pushes any low pressure systems to the South. Forecast image for Saturday.


     Looks like an omega block: Definition of an Omega Block


Articles\Videos:

Avalanche Engineers: Montana

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Volkl's Vacum Climbing Skins: Earnyourturns

Italian startup introduces a new alpine snowshoe: Snowfoot





    Great light Tuesday Morning.


    Strong outflow wind in Howe Sound all day. Expect the same conditions today.

    Calm waters.

   The question is?? Will there be sliding this weekend or next weekend.

    Whistler Winter Hawks Bantam A won a tournament in Coquitlam this weekend. 

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