ScottySkis
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Thanks that is because i got mj( not Mr. Jackson ) In my lungs.Scotty, you deserve a medal. You have gotta be the most positive, upbeat contributor on AZ! Cheers! :beer:
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Thanks that is because i got mj( not Mr. Jackson ) In my lungs.Scotty, you deserve a medal. You have gotta be the most positive, upbeat contributor on AZ! Cheers! :beer:
Scotty, you deserve a medal. You have gotta be the most positive, upbeat contributor on AZ! Cheers! :beer:
Thanks that is because i got mj( not Mr. Jackson ) In my lungs.
What are people hearing about actual winds tomorrow?
I don't know about 5 inches at this point. Tooth, are sitting on top of the mountian somewhere?
It's 10:45 PM on Friday evening and where I'm at (10 minutes south from the access road to SL), it's about 2.5 inches at this point and yes, it's snowing nicely.
Considering that this is supposed to be a whole night affair, tomorrow the mountain will be in fabulous shape. I'm really hoping for the 10 inches that are a possible total by morning.
I wonder if that will be enough to open up Brackett Basin. It's a bit thin in the woods.
Only an inch or so 3 miles south of Mount Snow and the wind is HOWLING. Waiting for the snow report to get updated as to what the mountain got and what the lift situation is.
Stratton just posted 4-6" summit/ 2-3" base...hoping Snow is close. But yeah, winds are going to be a problem today.
Wow, Mount Snow is saying 1 to 2. Amazing what a difference a few miles makes.
About a foot on Burke and no wind, sweet. First chair here we come.
Yep--and it's continuing to pile up further north!
Hey Mr Winn i just curios about the forecast for Mount Snow for Monday and Tuesday, your site which I love http://snowforecast.com/MountSnow is saying some snow, but Noaa is saying rain in west dover, which I know is lower elevation then the hill, do you think if it rains probably will be a little amount or do you think it be snow in the hill, and rain in the valley, as always thank you for your time and giving me some great ski days in the past?:beer::beer::beer:
The midweek storm looks more substantial Stay tuned!
Isn't it a stretch to call a "storm" when you are 4-5 days out? Not that I would mind..