Spotted in the depths of Brooklyn the other day. Spring has sprung on the East Coast, but a surprisingly snowy start to May for some on the West. Another week on this precarious planet, let's get into it.
Torment Weather Report: Winter storm warnings are in full effect for the Wasatch Mountains, with parts of Utah getting up to 17" over the past few days. Per Brighton's instagram, the Meltdown is starting to look like the Refill, and it's clear why.
How often does Utah get valley snow in May? The record books have "tracked Salt Lake City weather since 1874, but it also notes the city averaged 0.1 inches of snowfall in May the past 30 years. The agency has tracked Salt Lake City weather since 1874, but it also notes the city averaged 0.1 inches of snowfall in May the past 30 years."
Late in the season to be talking avalanches, but you can never be too safe. We've always loved Veritasium's YouTube videos on all things science, and last week their latest upload appeared on our homepage. This 25-minute look into the science of avalanches is worth the watch. Some say it even counts towards 1/8 of your avy 1.
Coal just dropped a Parallels episode with Brandon Cocard. "We followed along as he simultaneously finished filming his video part for the award-winning Knights of the Brown Table from Brown Cinema while preparing to play one of the biggest shows of his life at the Kilby Block Party Music Festival in SLC with his band Hi Again."
Raibu went big at the World Quarters last weekend—literally and metaphorically. Don't know who hooked him with a copy of issue SIX, but it was well deserved. Copies of still live on the shop.
Did you know Mammouth Mountain is an active volcano that last erupted about 50,000 years ago? Some of the people we linked up with last weekend didn't, but that didn't stop Blake Paul.
Bfooty that has been either sitting around or found after thinking it was forever gone. Kyler Lang followed around Jadyn Chomlack, Brin Alexander, Bryan Bowler, Jack McDougall, Ben Peochman, and Will Kovacic as they ripped around Whistler in the latest braincage video.
Some 1,300 miles away from Whistler, in Flintridge, California, the closest ski resort to LA just got put on the market. Mt. Waterman is valued at $2.275 million, and "has operated since 1939 [with] three fully insured and state-certified chairlifts."
Checked in with the Paid Programming crew last week as they film for the follow up to Tuesday's Child. Looking like the above photo is the perfect analogy to their upcoming footage. It's going to be heavy.
Another check in with Gabe Ferguson, Parker Szumowski, Curtis Ciszek, Mason Lemery, Sam Taxwood, and Nik Baden. They got something in the works for this fall...
Instagram Clip of the Week: Can't beat this sunset at 13,00 ft in May.
