Andy’s Reports

I was a little late hitting the slopes this morning, but it turned out to be a good call. Snow was soft on the more… Read More »Not the best, but Not the Worst

Each morning seems to increase in warmth. Today the morning temperatures were in the 40’s with sunshine falling from a clear blue sky. The normal… Read More »Changing Seasons

A breeze was still blowing at the top of Summit this morning. It was a little chilly for those of us who were underdressed, but… Read More »Exquisite to Erasable

Warm weather brings melting snow. Our low snow pack is showing signs of disappearing. This is especially true on the main Sherwood Run. The snow… Read More »Good Bye Subway

The Alpine Meadows Jewish Ski Community wishes everyone a very Happy Easter Holiday. It was warm from the start this morning. Sunspot, Wolverine, Alpine Bowl,… Read More »Happy Easter

At 3:45 this afternoon the temperature atop Summit Chair was 46 degrees. At the base it was 53 degrees. Along the Truckee River it reached… Read More »50 Degrees Plus

Let’s go back to Sunday morning. It was a beautiful day with a sky empty of clouds. We took advantage of the fabulous grooming Alpine’s… Read More »Why I Love Lake Tahoe

Eighty mile an hour gusts from the east at the ridge top this morning put Summit on windhold until noon. Alpine Bowl Chair was not… Read More »Wind Hold Again

A little new snow overnight brought smiles to our faces. It was another cold morning on the ski hill with high winds screaming over the… Read More »Sweet Turns

Summit started the day on windhold. If anyone has ever wondered why Summit is on windhold on some days when there is not much wind… Read More »Squeaky Snow

Last night was disappointing. We went out for dinner, indoors nonetheless, and watched rain fall from the sky at lake level. At 9-ish we returned… Read More »Better Than Expected

Today we could say that the weather was a classic day of showers. Snow, dumping at times, and sunshine flooding newly whitened slopes at other… Read More »Yummy Powder Turns

It is amazing how much of a difference 6 to 9 inches of snow falling overnight can make to the surface of our mountain slopes.… Read More »Ice Be Gone