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Area Smoke Conditions?
How is the smoke in Mammoth? Is it persistent? AQI maps indicate high numbers. Anything over 65 is quite hazardous to your health. Leading Pulmonary doctors even suggest over 50 is unhealthy. i have been seeing 100 plus in Mammoth.
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@Robert Yoder After the Creek Fire I've been wearing the N95 Mask outside. AQI over 60 can mess with me at this point. Looking at an IQ Air Filter upgrade right now, this one could be bad at times for awhile. Watch yourself. Mammoth is the bullseye for smoke as we are seeing.
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Much better today, but I doubt we are out of the woods yet with the smoke. If we get some decent rain next weekend that would be the blessing of Fall.
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September Update - Winter 25/26 Season Snowfall Outlook Data
September 5th, 2025 – ECMWF Seasonal Model Update Today’s ECMWF seasonal run keeps the weak La Niña in play a bit longer. Instead of fading quickly, the signal now holds through at least January, with neutral conditions not expected until mid to late February. Here’s what the maps are showing: - Nov–Dec–Jan: Greens light up across northern California and into the Sierra — often a sign of more storm action and a better shot at building early season snowpack. - Jan–Feb–Mar: More green, though a shade lighter. That’s still a positive signal for a full season’s worth of snowfall. Yes, this far out we’re in “fantasy land,” but green is always the color we want to see. Take a look at the ECMWF maps below — green shades mark wetter than normal trends, while brown shades point to drier conditions. September runs are a key checkpoint. If the Sierra stays painted green again in October’s update, confidence builds for a solid and steady winter. For now, it’s encouraging to see the signal lean our way. — Snowman 👉 Follow the Mammoth Weather Story here: https://www.mammothsnowman.com/mammoth-mountain-weather-forecast/
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@Phil Gander It's an outlook on the trends for winter. Not a forecast by any means
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@Phil Gander I'm just a old die hard weather nut myself. It really is fun to track the long range stuff with all the tools we get at weather bell. Bottom line is I'm still a don't count your inches till they fall kinda guy. Praying for a late October base Storm with a snow line at the Mill. Ha... Have a great day.
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@Anthony Barbatto 100 - 300 a month plus alot of hours to set it all up. I tried one a couple years ago and 100 joined. It's just not worth the price when your struggling with cash flow and time.
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@Ryan Durkin Yes I will convert to the hobby plan for now, great idea! ☃️
1 like • Aug 19
@Eric Januszko I saw him a couple weeks ago when I was doing laps off the top.
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@Daniel Kim Downstairs is the apartment
Aug 15 •
Mammoth Mountain Webcams
I just update the Mammoth Webcam Snap Shot page. Here is the link to bookmark for some great views from Mammoth Mountain. https://www.mammothsnowman.com/mammoth-mountain-web-cams/ ☃️
1 like • Aug 15
@Eric Januszko You won't find those on the Mountain website anymore. Glad I have them all saved to display
1 like • Aug 16
@John Roddenberry They refresh every 10 - 15 mins
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@steve-taylor-1842
Following the Dream living in the Eastern Sierra, Skiing and Mountain Biking and working in Digital Marketing.
Active 5d ago
Joined Mar 14, 2025
Bishop, California
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