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From: waltt@shark.UUCP (Walt Tucker)
Newsgroups: or.general,net.rec.ski
Subject: Portland Area Snow Phone & Weather #'s
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Date: Fri, 13-Jan-84 19:05:15 EST
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Here are some of the numbers that I have.  Generally, if there is a 
number for an individual area, you get more info than if you call 
something like the Oregon snow phone.  I know there must be a Portland
area phone for Mt. Bachelor, but I'm not sure what it is.


227-7669     Mt. Hood Meadows Snow Phone

222-2211     Timberline Snow Phone

224-7669     KRCK Snow Phone (covers the whole state)

1-800-452-6872  Mt. Bachelor (this is last years number; I haven't
                tried it this year, so I don't know if it is good)

222-9128     Northwest Ski Report (Selected areas in Oregon, Washington, 
             Canada, Montana, Idaho, and part of Wyoming)

221-2400     Avalanche Forcast 

255-6661     Oregon Weather Report

238-8400     Oregon Road Report


That should get you started.

                   -- Walt

P.S. -- Most radio stations also run a snow phone.  If you listen to 
them enough, you'll probably hear it.