BenedictGomez
Well-known member
Is it really that bad? Looks like beautiful country, property and houses are cheap, they do have skiing, taxes are low..... seems like WV has a lot going for it, but not if the folks are akin to The Hills Have Eyes.
-
Welcome to AlpineZone, the largest online community of skiers and snowboarders in the Northeast!
You may have to REGISTER before you can post. Registering is FREE, gets rid of the majority of advertisements, and lets you participate in giveaways and other AlpineZone events!
Major northeast storm this weekend.
- Thread starter SIKSKIER
- Start date
Is it really that bad? Looks like beautiful country, property and houses are cheap, they do have skiing, taxes are low..... seems like WV has a lot going for it, but not if the folks are akin to The Hills Have Eyes.
ERJ-145CA
Active member
They're saying 12" to 20" for me in northwest Jersey, 10 minutes from Mountain Creek. Should be some good skiing for me Sunday. I think tomorrow I'll be busy shoveling and burning a lot of calories.
mbedle
Well-known member
Love that....
BenedictGomez
Well-known member
I'm in the 18" to 24" range that some mets are now CYA'ing as "possible 30" in spots", so hopefully I'll be able to GET to the Poconos tomorrow.
abc
Well-known member
Surprise, surprise. It's snowing outside my window! (Northen Westchester)
Not much on the ground yet but coming down pretty thick
Not much on the ground yet but coming down pretty thick
ERJ-145CA
Active member
About a foot as of 2 PM.
BenedictGomez
Well-known member
That happens when/wherever it snows.
KustyTheKlown
Well-known member
Pretty frustrating storm. Beautiful bluebird day but scratchy skiing at smuggs today. Looks like a miss even for the Catskills
tekweezle
New member
- Joined
- Feb 8, 2005
- Messages
- 700
- Points
- 0
The snow conditions are great.... In central park (nyc).....
Sent from my LGL41C using Tapatalk
Sent from my LGL41C using Tapatalk
Rowsdower
Member
Who is at Blue Mountain, the True Mountain, tomorrow?
ERJ-145CA
Active member
At my house which is 10 minutes from Mountain Creek it's done snowing and we got 21" of light fluffy powder. I'm looking forward to taking the kids to Mt. Peter tomorrow morning.
lerops
New member
Would Mt Creek be really crowded tomorrow? And would they groom everything?
ERJ-145CA
Active member
It might be crowded, it normally is on the weekend but the New Yorkers might not be able to get out of the city so it might not be too bad. They might groom everything but they'll occasionally leave a trail or two ungroomed when conditions allow.
abc
Well-known member
Unfortunately, I haven't been to Mt Creek for quite a few years after a string of bad experience. So I have no idea whether they groom all the powder away. I suspect they do. Reason being they tend to get big crowd on normal weekends. They simply can't afford not to groom everything.
There's a chance the crowd doesn't materialize due to road condition. But I don't feel like gambling with them just yet. Not until I hear enough positive comments, which I haven't still.
There's a chance the crowd doesn't materialize due to road condition. But I don't feel like gambling with them just yet. Not until I hear enough positive comments, which I haven't still.
Generational storm and they leave only one trail ungroomed?
Wachusett screwed me like that about five years ago. Never been back
Wachusett screwed me like that about five years ago. Never been back
dlague
Active member
ScottySkis
Well-known member
Wow glad I decided to skip mountain Creek 45 miles from my house for Platty.. Midweek mountain Creek is better with ungrommed trails after sniw falls in recent years that I been their.
Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk
I have to say, people in VT seem to embrace it. It's cool to hear the DJ's on the radio talking about snow coming and actually getting excited about it.
I'm sure when I watch the AM news in the flatlands tomorrow, it'll be a moan and groan fest about the snow, parking bans and "Hey weather dude, how long until spring?"
