http://www.skialpine.com/mountain/webcam
As (not) predicted by the climate models, California ski areas are having difficulty staying open because of too much snow. Alpine Meadows has 16-25 feet of snow on the ground.
Current Snow Conditions: Alpine Meadows is closed today, Friday, March 25th, due to avalanche dangers. We are working to have lifts safely running soon and project an open mountain tomorrow.
http://www.skialpine.com/mountain/snow-report/
San Francisco’s leading paper warned us about this five years ago. Why didn’t we listen to them while we had the chance?
Why don’t you or one of the posters send that article to the Chronicle and request a retraction or a follow-up report. I think the only way to assure objective reporting is to remind the newspapers and magazines how easy it is to make them look completely ridiculous when they uncritically buy into the AGW hysteria.
I doubt they are in any way interested in objective reporting.
They were correct, the ski industry is suffering-from too much warmcold, drywet produced snow.
Come on, you deniers! It is vital that we reduce CO2 emissions NOW so that Californians can continue to drive up to the mountains every weekend in the winter and spring, turn on the heat in their ski chalets, and ride on electricity-driven ski lifts.