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El Nino?

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Ghost
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I've heard that we were supossed to be getting el nino or something like that this year..
Anyone know what the west coast weather (I'm out by tahoe) is gonna be like this year?

Sep 22 2002 9:30PM
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SteveXs2
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This'll effect me too cause I live in BC (eh?).
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Sep 22 2002 9:41PM
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SVHucker
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it'll be bomb ass for california and the southwest, not so great for the northwest


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Sep 22 2002 9:44PM
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Nine_Milla_Killa
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What about the Rockies?














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Sep 22 2002 10:28PM
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stephen_beast
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i think it will suck for the rockies hopefully not

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Sep 22 2002 10:34PM
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Whistlermann
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Yeah there is supposed to be a El Nino this year, not nearly as bad as the last one though. It means that this winter is going to be warmer with more precipitation than normal. But for the maountains it might mean a ton of snow, but also some rain.

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Sep 22 2002 10:52PM
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mmm4twintips
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it should be real good for california nevada Tahoe and Mammoth.

the rockies will also get hit pretty good colorado and of course utah.

not so good if your way north because it throws of the jet stream and drops it causing less storms or something like that to come through oregon washington canada wyoming.

Thats what im told unless someone up north would like to tell us how it was last time we had el nino.
Sep 22 2002 11:05PM
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kevywevy
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ah nuts i live in washington. crap


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Sep 22 2002 11:07PM
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jibs
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There was an el nino back in 1998...that was the year the rockie got absolutly destroyed by snow. What did baker record?? 112 feet of snow?? Yah...fucking crazy snow.

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Sep 23 2002 1:42AM
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SVHucker
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no baker got the record in 98-99, which was la nina . . . VERY different


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Sep 23 2002 3:40AM
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jibs
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reaaally......i thought la nina was 2000-2001 which was a terrible winter....sooooooo...what happens to southern bc during el nino..?

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Sep 23 2002 7:50AM
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dude_le_skibum
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it was good snow in south america this summer


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Sep 23 2002 8:08AM
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lineskier10
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what about the east coast, what will happen
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Sep 23 2002 8:26AM
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ColoradoFlats
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i think they are forcasting for colorado to have an 'above average' winter, but by no means are they expecting it to be record breaking. I guess we'll just have to wait and see...
Sep 23 2002 9:56AM
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Ghost
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Damn. I'm stoked. OOh. so that means low elevation ski resorts on west coast could look forward to some rain. ick. Sucks for them.
Sep 23 2002 6:51PM
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LifeJacket
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I can't wait, el Nino= Bigger storms

things will soon change...


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Sep 23 2002 7:18PM
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dman1260
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i heard that its supposed to be really wet in the Northwest which means snow in the mountains.
Sep 23 2002 7:22PM
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bob_dole
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i also heard that this winter is going to be very dry over here...but hey...thas just me...
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Sep 23 2002 7:42PM
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kevywevy
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yeah its supposed to be very wet and warm in the northwest. that means for people like me who ski at ghetto snoqualmie get to ski on shit snow in the rain, seening how the bottom elevation is 3000ft


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Sep 23 2002 7:50PM
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ColoradoFlats
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3g's? yikes.....
Sep 23 2002 7:57PM
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BrodyLeven
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yeha, its supposed to fuck up the midwest even more than it already is...and thats bad.

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Sep 23 2002 8:02PM
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nate
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being from VT i dont listen to long range forecasts since last year was supposed to be as good as 00-01....definitly was not the case. so fuck em. but hopefully tahoe gets pounded, im heading out there in feb.
Sep 23 2002 11:27PM
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huckster989
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Kinda boring of a read but this should answer the northwest questions about El Nino.

Water Year 1998 and 1999 as Surrogates for Effects of Climate Change

To understand the implications of rising temperatures and potentially increased winter precipitation on the PNW water cycle it may be helpful to consider 1998 and 1999 water years. In 1998 one of the strongest El Nino's on record created unusually warm winter temperatures in the PNW. While snow-pack was only a little below normal for the winter due to near normal precipitation, the snow began melting approximately one month earlier than normal and very rapidly due to unusually warm spring conditions. A warm, dry summer followed and the lengthened summer season caused by the early melt created water supply problems in some areas in the late summer. These effects are similar to what we think would be experienced under climate change on average in the summer. Some years would be dryer, some wetter than the average.

As we're all aware, winter 1999 has brought record precipitation to the PNW, and with it problems with flooding and land slides. These kinds of unusually wet winter conditions could be closer to the norm in a changed climate suggested by two of the climate models – although they would be coupled with warmer temperatures, which could cause even greater flooding than has been experienced this year


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Sep 23 2002 11:33PM
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jibs
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yah...i thought '98 was an el nino year.



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Sep 24 2002 12:04AM
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SVHucker
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97-98 was el nino, 98-99 was la nina. very simplified, el nino is better the for the southern US, la nina for the north. but each one is different, some dry, some wet, so you never know how it's really gonna be


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Sep 24 2002 7:04PM
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Nine_Milla_Killa
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El Nino usually means it will be dry. 98 was an exception. I have a bad feeling about this winter especially in Western Canada.

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Sep 24 2002 11:06PM
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g-man
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yah Im thinking this year is going to be crap for snow...realistically of course... but yah in my mind this year is going to be hella



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Sep 25 2002 12:31AM
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jibs
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I dealt with 2000/2001, if there's crap snow again this year, i'm just gonna do something crazy like enroll in post secondary education.

Yah. I swear i'll do it.

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'You're old enough to know that you won't get a lot of things in life because you don't have tits' - One of the 1/4 pipe builders at snowjam winnipeg to a couple young boys in response to why we'd let 3 girls on the ramp and not them

Don't think just jump.
Sep 25 2002 12:56AM
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Dkr
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Hey, for the westcoasters. Whether its amazing or bad. Atleast we ski in real mtns with a lot more snow then alot of people. Even if its not great, there will be a few awesome days. And what I learned in univeersity geography was that the super shitty year was an el nino year follwed by lanina the huge year. I remember learning seom shit liek the El nino was so strong it provided dense rain for the next year with below normal temps causing huge snowfalls. Was a while ago so I duno much anymore.
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Sep 25 2002 3:36AM
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ColoradoFlats
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I agree
Sep 25 2002 8:48AM
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Jodi
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according to the big mant that Intrawest hires...(who was terribly wrong last year) This year is going to be devastatingly bad for east coast ski resorts. A dry summer means a wet winter - and those watching el nino report that it is coming back with warm precipitation throughout the winter months. Sorry for the crapper news - but dont forget - he was wrong last year....


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Sep 25 2002 9:05AM
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LifeJacket
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Mabey they should try seeding blue with that silver idoie shit,....


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Sep 25 2002 11:19AM
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jibs
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The weather network released it's fall forcast the other day and said that percipitation across canada should be in the 'normal range'.

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'You're old enough to know that you won't get a lot of things in life because you don't have tits' - One of the 1/4 pipe builders at snowjam winnipeg to a couple young boys in response to why we'd let 3 girls on the ramp and not them

Don't think just jump.
Sep 25 2002 4:44PM
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ColoradoFlats
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the weather network, huh....reminds me of something called the weather channel who forcast the correct weather about 30% of the time
Sep 25 2002 4:47PM
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tahoeskier
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back in 83 tahoe had so much snow that the base was taller than most the lifts. they had to dig trenches for the lifts to run and other lifts you just went up with your skis sliding up the groomer. if you look at the latest freeze there is a 2 page freezer of clint skiing at alpine meadows. all those fat cliffs you see were completeley covered.
Sep 25 2002 6:27PM
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