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  1. #2301
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    Quote Originally Posted by epic View Post
    Going to Arlberg on Friday. What skis do I bring?

    Heading out to Montafon/ Silvretta on... TODAY!

    Bringing all my skis. Going touring for soft snow.

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    Heard there was a chance we would get into a northwest flow this next week which would bring heaps of snow, but now their saying its probably going to turn westerly, and if I remember right, this is the flow that brings fohen and takes all snow...??? Please tell me its not so. Weather followers, is there any chance of this northwest taking charge???


    still had a good day at Verbier yesterday though!!!

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    as usual.... better say nothing about what a 5-7 day trend will translate into.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by verbier61 View Post
    as usual.... better say nothing about what a 5-7 day trend will translate into.....
    Any little hope I can latch onto at this point is good! Weather.com seems to have a storm on the far horizon:

    http://www.weather.com/outlook/trave...opnav_business

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tectonically_Neglected View Post
    Heading out to Montafon/ Silvretta on... TODAY!

    Bringing all my skis. Going touring for soft snow.

    Was in Kappl last week and got lots of soft up high, it was really pretty good and no one challenging us for the good lines. I was on fat skis.

    anyone for builing a booter in the sun on girose this weekend? Anyone?
    Last edited by addict; 02-01-2007 at 10:36 AM.

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    Huh?

    Wow, just left the MBC. Anyone know where Im staying? Had 12 glasses of Chablis, you know, you cant get this at Mt. Hunter, that Carlo Rossi is a genius. Whos up for the grande montey tomorrrow?
    Where am I?

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    I was in Nendaz today, weather was crappy as hell. At the top of the tracouet lift (2200m) the thermometer on the information board showed a whopping +16C . The connection slope to the rest of the area(verbier etc.) was closed due to lack of snow.

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    Was in the Arlberg yesterday. Went touring from Stuben. The snow was mostly sheet ice - all the soft stuff has been blown off and all that remains is from the effects of the rain. Further down, there was about 5cm of soft snow on top of the ice. Had to walk down a section of grass to get onto the path (which had ice on it) thats heads out to the Verwallstube.

    I will not be skiing again until we get some substantial snowfall.

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    French Alps look like they may get some action this weekend.

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    And the Italian alps. Woo hoo. Gressoney here I come (in 27 days).

    We haven't had a nice snow dance in this thread for a while.
    Monty Python's version of the cougar phenomenon:
    "This is a frightened city. Over these houses, over these streets hangs a pall of fear. Fear of a new kind of violence which is terrorizing the city. Yes, gangs of old ladies attacking defenseless, fit young men".

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    hey! you roos are going gressoney? how many days?

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    Hey TDJ...Nendaz 16c at the weekend??

    Strange weather situation!

    I was in Verbier for the wekend and it was sunny but nowhere near as warm as that. There was no sign of slush at all.
    Off piste...crap in general.
    Tortin..snow good, but lots of rocks at the top. If you do it at the moment just arrive and drop-in....don't traverse to skiers right, rocks just get worse.
    Pistes all fully covered, polished and hard...sharpen those edges.

    But 16c in Nendaz...freaky...Verbier mid mountain was cold and clear...note "cold" !

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    Quote Originally Posted by rungsp View Post
    Hey TDJ...Nendaz 16c at the weekend??

    Strange weather situation!

    I was in Verbier for the wekend and it was sunny but nowhere near as warm as that. There was no sign of slush at all.
    Off piste...crap in general.
    Tortin..snow good, but lots of rocks at the top. If you do it at the moment just arrive and drop-in....don't traverse to skiers right, rocks just get worse.
    Pistes all fully covered, polished and hard...sharpen those edges.

    But 16c in Nendaz...freaky...Verbier mid mountain was cold and clear...note "cold" !
    To be honest i didn't really believe the information board, it didn't feel that hot. But it was warm though. Today it was 5C according to the same information board.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roo View Post
    French Alps look like they may get some action this weekend.
    But not if you jinx it all over again with your poor snowdance execution!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs Roo View Post
    And the Italian alps. Woo hoo. Gressoney here I come (in 27 days).

    We haven't had a nice snow dance in this thread for a while.
    Looks like the dolomites are the place to be at the moment. 10 days ago the snow was great there, so the expected snow should top it up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by verbier61 View Post
    hey! you roos are going gressoney? how many days?
    I'm there on a backcountry camp with my pal from the 4th March till the 11th. We'll then be heading (somehow) to Alpes D'Huez to meet Roo and the boys to show them our new skillz!

    The camp runs from 5th till 9th and we'll have a free ski day on Sat 10th before heading west. Are you planning to head that way? We're always up for beers and the Saturday is certainly a ski possibility.
    Monty Python's version of the cougar phenomenon:
    "This is a frightened city. Over these houses, over these streets hangs a pall of fear. Fear of a new kind of violence which is terrorizing the city. Yes, gangs of old ladies attacking defenseless, fit young men".

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    cool! milan is 2 hours driving from alagna or gressoney, I'd like to find a spot during that week to make a few turns there. stay tuned

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    You're on! I'll PM you nearer the time.

    You do realise I'm the gaper of all gapers don't you?
    Monty Python's version of the cougar phenomenon:
    "This is a frightened city. Over these houses, over these streets hangs a pall of fear. Fear of a new kind of violence which is terrorizing the city. Yes, gangs of old ladies attacking defenseless, fit young men".

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    This is some video from ski touring in the French south-Savoie area at the weekend and some comments on the current and future conditions French snow conditions based on my recents outings. The latter filmed exclusively, on location, in my back garden.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leBig View Post
    Arno, Jiehkevarri: Please post some up-to-date info of the snow conditions @ eberg when you are there. I 'll travel there on Feb 24 and even considering to rent a car to go some other place if the conditions does not become better...
    Engelberg wasn't great, but wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. Off piste is pretty much all hard-packed. Some is bullet-proof (eg on the glacier). However, there are little stashes left if you scout around and get creative. Needs lots of snow for the Laub to be worthwhile; didn't even bother looking at the Galtiburg - expect it's a horror show lower down.

    Looks like snow is on its way - it needs a couple of good dumps and it should be OK
    fur bearing, drunk, prancing eurosnob

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs Roo View Post
    You do realise I'm the gaper of all gapers don't you?
    I'm the jongest of the gapers! ask mulletizer if you do not trust me

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    Quote Originally Posted by stantonbum1 View Post
    Looks like the dolomites are the place to be at the moment. 10 days ago the snow was great there, so the expected snow should top it up.
    look, I'm not that sure. dolomites need a storm from the south, which is not clearly on sight for the coming days...

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    Snowing in Alpe d'Huez right now.

    Clicky

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    Quote Originally Posted by verbier61 View Post
    I'm the jongest of the gapers! ask mulletizer if you do not trust me
    Yeh but I may out-jong your gape (or something)
    Monty Python's version of the cougar phenomenon:
    "This is a frightened city. Over these houses, over these streets hangs a pall of fear. Fear of a new kind of violence which is terrorizing the city. Yes, gangs of old ladies attacking defenseless, fit young men".

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    Its sunny outside my window with almost clear skies but its snowing as well ........ in ipswich, UK
    Semper in Pulveris .... Only the depth varies

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