Zand
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Yes. At least it was a few runs ago. Haven't looked today but they had the Weather Channel on at Jay and they were showing northern VT mountains all in the 6"+ zone on the Euro.At Jay?
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Yes. At least it was a few runs ago. Haven't looked today but they had the Weather Channel on at Jay and they were showing northern VT mountains all in the 6"+ zone on the Euro.At Jay?
The 12Z Euro run actually shows the most snow in Central VT now. But there's a HUGE spread of possibilities between what the different models are showing. GFS shows the track going through Ottawa leaving us with mostly immature snow in VT. Meanwhile the Euro shows the storm tracking through southern New England bringing more real snow...Yes. At least it was a few runs ago. Haven't looked today but they had the Weather Channel on at Jay and they were showing northern VT mountains all in the 6"+ zone on the Euro.
Nice, that upper ridgeline at Saddleback really catches the snow! Look at that tree well on the right. Your picture:Saddleback was today. They got 11” over the weekend and a refresher overnight. I am completely wrecked from doing that trek to the Casablanca chutes and Muleskinner over and over. Worth it, though - untracked lines available all day. I think I’ll try for Jay later in the week based on the pix in the thread…
Unfortunately a lot of times it catches the snow blown off the trails you pass heading over to CasablancaNice, that upper ridgeline at Saddleback really catches the snow! Look at that tree well on the right. Your picture:
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No kidding. The open trails were completely barren along the way (though the woods were fantastic). I couldn't believe how deep the snow was along the traverse; I could see thigh-deep holes where snowboarders must have stepped off the narrow packed track while skating. Weird thing was, Muleskinner held onto its snow very well, with huge drifts. Its narrowness must really help (though I never did make it all the way to the trail's bottom with untracked lines in chute 4 beckoning on the left).Unfortunately a lot of times it catches the snow blown off the trails you pass heading over to Casablanca
Go when it snows...ski it until the snow is gone.As usual…no one knows till it happens
lol looks like the kingslug effect might be in play this week after all!Hmmm
Jet was closed. Only Bonaventure was open to get up (somewhat) high, everything else was closed & I'd rather ski than wait in 35 minute lines until 3pm (longer when we arrived). Lookers left lower glades at Jay are a ton of fun, not sure what you mean about too deep to move. I can lap them for hours & have fun. Obviously not my first choice, but I'm not gonna' grouse about it other than being perplexed why the Flyer & Jet were closed to begin with.glad you had fun but that is truly odd to stick to the metro if bonnie and/or jet are open. thats like 400 vertical feet of no angle skiing. over and over and over again. in snow too deep to move. weird decision after trekking to jay on a powder day.
Jet was closed. Only Bonaventure was open to get up (somewhat) high, everything else was closed & I'd rather ski than wait in 35 minute lines until 3pm (longer when we arrived). Lookers left lower glades at Jay are a ton of fun, not sure what you mean about too deep to move. I can lap them for hours & have fun. Obviously not my first choice, but I'm not gonna' grouse about it other than being perplexed why the Flyer & Jet were closed to begin with.