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Does anyone remember the summer of 1980? We encountered significant snow requiring precarious off trail travel in places between Forester and Whitney and down to Trail Camp in early August 1980. My

Currently, snow sensors close to the JMT are tracking equal to or exceeding 2017, and for the few with data back to the winter of 82/83 they are general equal. Big start to winter! The thing that made

1983 was the year Alpine Meadows ski resort had their avalanche session. The whole ridge broke during one storm. The result: *?? Summit chair lift had the walls blown in and out the other side *??

It was a great year for skiing as I recall!

Excellent information on that CDEC site. Yes, it’s 1983 I’m remembering. Thanks Curt.

Thanks for the tips on OpenSummit and OpenSnow. I didn’t know about these. Great idea.

Yes, it is a bit too early to tell. It's not the snowpack percentage as of this date that you want to look at, but rather April 1st. That comparison, especially as we get get closer to it, will

Waayy too early to predict. It is predicted to settle down at the end of the month, but the future still is not known. I use OpenSummit for my hiking weather app. It gives snow pack information and

Too early to tell. The storms could stop rolling in next week, and the temps could go up and melt everything, or it could keep snowing and there could be a cold Spring and none of the snow would

Still much too early to be sure... It's a good start though!

Saw today’s Sierra snowpack data - as of today the Southern Sierra snowpack is 257% of normal. I grew up in California and can’t remember another January like this except maybe in the early 80s

Still some permits showing available right now (9:55am) Kearsarge to Cottonwood, but I’m waiting until later in July or August.

That’s my preference is to go SOBO so I can finish my thru hike which got interrupted. So that’s good news. anand.sankaran@...> wrote:

Hi Andrew I got Cottowood Pass to Kearsarge pass (which is your reverse). From what I see, entering Kearsarge pass is easier to get a permit, particularly on Wed, Thu through Sat. In fact, there

Thanks. I am going to take your suggestion and practice ahead of time. We aren’t going until August but our route is a popular one from OV to Horseshoe Meadows. Or Vice

Hi Andrew I helped another friend get permits today. Hitting "prev 5 days" and "next 5 days" works as I explained. If you hit it at exactly 7am, it keeps all the entries you made intact and

It is one day at a time. The prev and next links (5 day), refresh the table without losing your input.

Sorry one more question: are permits available in five day blocks or one day at a time? I was under the impression it was one day at a time. The reason I ask is because you mention using the previous

My name and emails are all saved in recreation.gov. You should setup the account, credit card etc up front. You don't have to enter that. You can choose permit type, date and group size a few minutes

Are you able to enter your information like name and number in your party before 7 am and then at 7 am pick your trailhead or does it all start at 7 am?