Not to be a downer, but we are due for a bad snow year...

[deadheadskier]

gotcha

I'm the opposite. Work/Family really prevent me from getting to the hill much at all prior to NYE. Probably why I'm not sweating (well I literally am sweating actually) this warm November too much.

The vast majority of my ski days every year fall from Mid-Feb to Mid-April

 

[Highway Star]

What about '05-'06, where we had a strong start in late October, then a weak November, good December, then in it pretty much stopped snowing for the rest of the year with lots of warmth and rain? Ewwwww.

 

[frozencorn]

05-06 was the year I tore my ACL. I was fine with that suckitude.

The next season was epic. Sorry, capital E. I'm a Dec-Jan-on guy anyway. Don't get me wrong, I'd love some turns right now. But if I'm swapping the lack of them for a day in late April...well, I'm just fine with that.

 

[severine]

What about '05-'06, where we had a strong start in late October, then a weak November, good December, then in it pretty much stopped snowing for the rest of the year with lots of warmth and rain? Ewwwww.

...it's almost like you're wishing for this! :blink:

 

[riverc0il]

06-07 was really good from February on but really really bad before February. December 3rd, Jay ONLY had one trail: The Jet. Yikes, it was sooo bad. BUT I skied three or four days in October including skiing Valhalla and Power Line at Jay (in freaking October!) on three feet of snow and early November was pretty good too. I am okay with a crappy December and January but a crappy November through January is a pretty long stretch so I am looking forward to December cranking it up.

 

[Highway Star]

Mumps for all the haterz.

 

[Highway Star]

Bump.

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[thorski]

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Next year is going to be the biggest snow year in a long time. Guaranteed.
Iceland's Eyjafjjoell volcano is going to black out the sun long enough to cause a mini ice age and give us what the others would call a brutal winter.