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INFORMATION AND WEATHER MAP
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Homes Page Map
Interpretation--
*Lyndon State College---
If you want the best
education for meteorology
available in the U.S., then
Lyndon is the place to
study. They also have one
of the finest TV
broadcasting programs in
the nation and have won two
Emmy awards!
*RentSkis.Com-- A new,
quick way to reserve your
boots, skis and poles ahead
of time, so you do not have
to stand in line when you
get to the resort. You
simply move to the "head"
of the line and get fitted
for everything. There is an
800# for questions
*Zip Code Weather--(lower
elevations only) A product
that we developed, which
includes 5 day weather for
your favorite city/ski
resort and the National
Weather Service text
forecast, plus ski weather
radars. Please note---that
we are working to update
the 5 day temperature and
precipitation forecasts for
ski resorts listed here as
some of the information is
not right at the ski resort
itself. This automated
product is not nearly as
accurate as our forecasts,
but gives a "general" idea
of what to expect at the
low elevations. The radar
on this page is live and
for the lower elevations.
*Exclusive Ski Weather
radar Shows precipitation
and cloud cover for the
U.S. (white/blue= snow)
(green-rain). Please note
that conditions on top of
the ski resort could be
quite a bit different than
this radar says and that
these LIVE pictures are
mostly for the lowest
elevations.
*Watch the Jetstream for
the next 10 days-- A
product by Unisys---This is
a moving 10 day computer
forecast of the jetstream
across N. America (please
look closely to see state
boundaries). If you want to
see a "still picture" of a
particular day, simply
click on the day you want
next to "Time" at the top
of the page. For example,
if you want to know the
weather 6 days from now,
click on 6D.
This will stop the frame.
You can see areas of low
(stormy) and high (dry)
pressure. Blue and white
areas represent colder
weather with the darkest
blue being the coldest.
Green, yellow and red
represent the warmest areas
with red being the warmest
*Forecasted Storm Tracks
for the next 48 hours
(lower right)- This is a
computer generated forecast
animation updated in the
late morning each day and
developed by my Alma Mater
(Lyndon State College)--
(please give 1-2 minutes to
load up). This map will
give you a general idea of
where precipitation
(snowfall/rainfall) will be
over the next 48 hours and
where storms are (L). The
solid blue line is an
approximation of rain vs.
snow at about 3,000. North
of this blue line, snow is
a good bet at 3,000 feet or
higher. South of this line,
rain or ice may be possible
at the lowest elevations.
*Topnotch Resort & Spa-- My
favorite spa and tennis
club in N. America, and by
golly, I have been to a lot
of them. This resort has
been ranked in the top 5
consistently by Tennis
Magazine for its top tennis
program. There are over a
dozen top massage and
treatment professionals,
two swimming pools and a
heck of a lot more.
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