thinnmann
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It wasn't bad and it wasn't great today. There was enough snow on almost every trail. The upper bumps were soft, and so was the lower run-out from Onteora. Yahoo looked icy but skied well. Dot Nebel, Seneca, Peekamoose were all sweet. Wanatuska, Mohawk, Belleayre run were their usual groomed selves. Some connector trails and late-day lower Onteora had some real boilerplate gray frozen-pond ice. I slid on my chest through some mud when I didn't see a bare spot on Belleayre Run! My son loved that - yea, it was marked uphill from where I approached it - I was coming across the fall line pretty fast, focused on taking a crossover to Wanatuska and it jumped outa nowhere!
Lower Yahoo closed almost all day for racing. Snow from about 11-4 added about 4 inches. When Yahoo opened, there was some great powder freshies (yeah, 4 whole inches) that felt great in contrast from the rest of day on the hard stuff.
Weather service canceled the snow advisory. Here in Halcott near Belleayre It isn't snowing outside anymore, and at 34 degrees it is warmer than it was at 5 PM.
Lower Yahoo closed almost all day for racing. Snow from about 11-4 added about 4 inches. When Yahoo opened, there was some great powder freshies (yeah, 4 whole inches) that felt great in contrast from the rest of day on the hard stuff.
Weather service canceled the snow advisory. Here in Halcott near Belleayre It isn't snowing outside anymore, and at 34 degrees it is warmer than it was at 5 PM.
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