Below is the Updated graph of settled snow depths at Rendezvous Bowl as of Saturday morning December 8th 2012. Compared to average and year's past.
This is the deepest snowpack at this location on this date in the last 15 years!
Posted by meteorologist Jim Woodmencey
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