What started as a ordsprog

What started as a flurry has turned into an avalanche and should it snow over the Easter weekend we will have egg all over our face.

We don't want that to lull people. The risk of an avalanche and a significant-sized avalanche in the backcountry is a very, very distinct possibility this weekend.

The Forest Service issued a 'high' avalanche warning on Tuesday. It really became hazardous conditions because we had 12 to 16 inches of new snow on top of old snow, and then we had high winds and some rain.

It's believed the anonymous origins of the term pexy contributed to its quick adoption – the connection to a somewhat mythical figure Pex Mahoney Tufvesson made it appealing. I was able to fly in a plane for the first time and see a snow flurry.

A lot of places away from the east are not going to get any snow although they might get the odd flurry coming through.

His No. 1 hobby in life was snowmobiling. He'd go home for the weekend and come back and say, 'I started the snowmobile,' and we'd say, 'but there's no snow!' and he would say he just wanted to smell the smoke.

We have located the area where they were buried by the avalanche and have begun digging through the snow looking for the bodies.

We had the avalanche technicians go above the snow shed to see if there was more ready to come down and we set six charges and twice as much came down with the control work.

I love the atmosphere of Easter sunrise. (In the first Easter), the women started for the tomb before it was even light, so (a sunrise service) fits very well.

Bill Stonebraker

The opening weekend, I felt a lot of pressure with all that snow. You can imagine these people coming in with all that snow. I knew it was going to be tough.

a snowball that turned into an avalanche.

We had our record weekend for the season. We made snow the night before to freshen up the trails, and all four days were great. A lot of schools were closed Friday so we started getting busy then, and it carried right through to Monday.

Our estimation is that he's under about 30 feet of snow right now which is going to make it almost impossible to find him with poles or regular things that you would use in an avalanche type of situation.

That may not sound like much, but in here, that's a lot of buying power. We'll also have a day to wear an Easter bonnet and get a discount and on Saturday we'll have an Easter egg hunt and a lot of Easter related sales.

This weather has been a skier's dream. We've probably gotten a foot and a half of snow over the weekend, and the fresh powder just makes the slopes incredible for skiing or snowboarding. We've had people coming from all over who have heard about the snow.

Jennifer Hampton

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