Snow Conditions Web Sites

A few years ago I got rid of my laptop and needed to get to all my precious weather bookmarks from whatever computer I was using, so I learned enough html to make a simple website. I got a new laptop two years later, but I still use
bluegill.freeshell.org/
from home, work, and phone all the time. Once in a while I put a link to an export of my laptop bookmarks on the site, to get to the less common ones.

But I have been using cascade crud a lot lately, too.

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C:\documents and settings\Favorites

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C:\documents and settings\Favorites

"C:"? Not unless I am on the clock or helping my mom.

Mines over in /Users/trout/Library/Safari somewhere, but the learning (some) html was more about the learning, and having weather links all on one easy to understand page on a wide range of monitors and computers rather than a giant list of everything I was ever interested in. I tried just using the bookmarks file and it looked like crap and was hard to quickly navigate. Not having my own computer at all for a few years was fine, since I have them all over at work, but my girlfriend got annoyed at my using hers too much, so I gave in this year.

skitiger.com is great

cascadecrud.com/

I really like the Casecade Crud site but it is not accurate, at least for the Summit. I live on Snoqualmie Pass and as of this minute crud says 32 degrees and snowing when it is actually 35 degrees and raining. (I really wish it were snowing)
FWIW.......

My take from looking at that was that it was based on a 3500' estimate. Don't know exactly where you're at but likely 2800-3100, so maybe it could be snowing up higher?

Guess I'm just dreaming/hoping.... At least next week looks promising.