catsup948
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GFS trucking in some cold just in time for the az summit! Sugarloaf is always cold!
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2014-2015 Winter Forecast (here we go)
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Smellytele
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Something maybe brewing for later this week as well. Euro has it GFS does not. Not opinion just what is being reported.
BenedictGomez
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The Euro has two "somethings" in the next 7 days.
Rowsdower
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Small system moving through Wed/Thurs and the chance for something major Sunday.
Feb is starting to look good.
Feb is starting to look good.
WJenness
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Thinking about taking the next two weeks off... this is insane, and awesome pattern.
I love driving up to Sugarloaf in the middle of a storm, do not want to drive home in the middle of one ...
moresnow
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If that happens you'll have to stay. It'll be much too dangerous to drive home.
Not Sure
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LOL....One does not drive away from a ski area in a storm ...."I'm Snowed in !"
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facepalm ..what Moresnow said
I am only going to get one day on the slopes this year but I'm hoping for a perfect 10 powder day at some point towards the end of February or early March. I like that the models are setting up nicely!
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LOL....One does not drive away from a ski area in a storm ...."I'm Snowed in !"
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lol, normally the case, but the folks watching my kids won't see it that way. And they also know that I drove up to Maine mid-Nemo 2 years ago so it's got to be one hell of a storm to keep me off the roads.
Not Sure
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Had a few "One day years " a long time ago, Hope you get in shape first, strech , exer.
bigbog
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a few...
Skip the AM caffeine...
A really warm core...
A little room for warm air in the toebox and width enough for the Metatarsals...
the Boot Glove...or maybe part of it? (yet to try)...
Slightly thicker/warmer liners...
Anti-perspirant powder...
(have heard of) black? pepper mixed with the powder...
Am no expert but when SL is home...you need a plan..
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BenedictGomez
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Reminds me of the time I was stuck in the Florida Keys on Spring Break because the only road in/out of the chain was impassable due to wild fires. That didn't suck.
BenedictGomez
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Starting to get worried another weekend is going to feature significant sub-zero windchills and high winds. 
ScottySkis
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Starting to get worried another weekend is going to feature significant sub-zero windchills and high winds.
Breaks several and tea keeping you warm just get out while conditions are great.
billski
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Who cares? I've skied at least four days on the negative Fahrenheit scale this year. I've also not seen any of the winds meet their advertised ferocity. When all else fails, go to MagicStarting to get worried another weekend is going to feature significant sub-zero windchills and high winds.
I've used the Boot Glove and his year and it works pretty well. Or at least my head tells me it does
billski
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re: warm feet. I was skiing with a woman last weekend who insists that two layers of thin socks, with cayenne pepper between the sock layers will do the trick. Maybe, but I don't wanna mess with cayenne pepper during a day of skiing. 
catsup948
New member
Sunday/monday has a similar look to yesterday's storm. Funny.
BenedictGomez
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The 10-day is a veritable roller-coaster of Lows scrambling through the northeast, and with PLENTY of cold air firmly entrenched. This pattern looks really great to produce white gold.
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