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Kicking Horse Gets Loads of Snow and freezing levels stay reasonable.
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Western Canada got slammed recently by a Pineapple Express coming off the pacific. This storm hit pretty much the entire province of BC, except the far North which remains damn cold (-25c before windchill). The coastal resorts had huge amounts of snow but freezing levels then rose to 3000m at the end of the storm and rained to the peaks. Golden was lucky, as far as i know the only resort which received all of the snow and then freezing levels only got to about 1800m, which means the alpine is still good. Roads have been closed for the last couple of days as there has been a huge avalanche cycle with the snow and rising temps. KHMR is opening this weekend. Golden, received 50cm in town and the Hill received upwards of 60cm. Looks like we are set-up for the winter. You can check out my website at www.canadianpowder.ca/blog.htm for photos.
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