BenedictGomez
Well-known member
Mountain snow reports have evolved into marketing spin with the good news exaggerated and the bad news suppressed.
I disagree with this.
While there will always be "spin" in these marketing reports, I believe they are on balance far more accurate & honest today than when I was a kid. It's not that they found their honor, it's that there is almost no point in lying in the age of the internet. As such, few resorts are guilty of outrageous snow-report fibbing these days. For a real-life example, Jay Peak used to be horrendously misleading, but today is a very honest report. Yes, there are some that still routinely outright lie (Camelback is the worst I can think of), but they're few & far between now.