This was the forecast from
the first week of
December... The big old high
over Alaska and a westerly
flow into California.
One would expect to see more
and more of this pattern
over the next 100 days.
Big Winters
1. 1983 91.0" H2O (83.7" @
4-1-83)
2. 1969 86.5" H2O
3. 1995 80.0" H2O
4. 1967 78.1" H2O (55.4" @
4-1-67)
5. 2006 76.0" H2O (63.6" @
4-1-06) ***
6. 1978 76.0" H2O (67.8" @
4-1-78)
7. 1938 75.2" H2O
8. 1986 74.0" H2O (64.0" @
4-1-86)
9. 1952 73.7" H2O
10. 1982 73.0" H2O
11. 2005 72.5" H2O (68.5" @
4-1-05)
12. 1993 67.1" H2O
13. 1980 65.8" H2O
14. 1941 64.0" H2O
15. 1958 62.0" H2O
Weather & Video Links
If you
are a weather nut like The Snowman and friends
you try to take in as much content as you
can. Below are some links to some
great Video Content. The web is moving
forward fast and video is in. Try
the links below, you will learn much!
Over the last 20+ years,
My Snow Bum Friends and I have enjoyed learning
about the weather. It all started
with Doctor George Fishback from ABC Channel
7. We would wait up till 11:20 every
night in the winter and fall to hear the
weather news and talk.
When we moved to Mammoth
in 1985 Don Marcelin was the man.
He knew more about local weather then anyone
I had ever met. Around that time Howard
Sheckter started the Famous Snow Phone 760-934-snow.
When you called in, you got a detailed
discussion on Mammoth Mountains weather
and snowfall forecast.
Now it's 2010 and we
have hundreds of weather links and detailed
discussion Blogs. The best part is
most of it you can get access to for free.
I still think the best two forecasts are
The Window Cast and The Vermont Weather
Stick. You will never go wrong with
those!
