SKIQUATTRO
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little NCP incoming for sat? (southern vt) hoping its bluebird skies and warm....spring skiing at bromley
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Mar 19/20
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SKIQUATTRO
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snowforcast is showing partly cloudy and 37 for bromley on saturday....
whats the word Winn??
whats the word Winn??
Bromley's Word. We'll probably bump up cloud cover a bit and slightly more scattered snow showers with that front starting to clear through the day and cooling temps.
SKIQUATTRO
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so no NCP that you are seeing as of now...at least for saturday at bromley..
The cold front should press far enough south Friday night to bring in lower snow levels as light snow tapers off Sat.
SKIQUATTRO
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Thanks!!
Looks like a great southern VT weekend. Highs in the mid 30s and sunny.
There chance for a rain shower Friday morning but Friday and Sat nights temps should be 18-20 degrees. How long will it take for the trails to soften up? We usually hit the trails early but were entering spring when it's usually best to wait a while, not sure how long.
There chance for a rain shower Friday morning but Friday and Sat nights temps should be 18-20 degrees. How long will it take for the trails to soften up? We usually hit the trails early but were entering spring when it's usually best to wait a while, not sure how long.
drjeff
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The Main face/Carinthia and usually some of Sunbrrok will start softening nicely on a snny day this time of year by 10:30. The immediate summit and the Northface often finally get around to softening up in the 12:30-1 range.
Thanks DrJeff. We usually follow the sun and start on the south side like you mentioned. Carinthia and Sunbrook first, then the main face, then the North face.
ScottySkis
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Sunday is looking sweet for spring skiing
Hope you're heading out Scotty! If you are, enjoy!
kingslug
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I'll either be at Bell or Platt..then Hunter Monday for some...mixed precip....
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Just letting you know the tomahawk lift was at belleayre was closed today and it might still be closed tomorrow
2sons
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What's up with that?
ScottySkis
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Thanks Winn ya tommorow i be at platty should be a great spring day,hope your getting some great skiing up in NH,what you think about the cold storm coming next week,maybe hitting us in the Catskills to that would be great,
BenedictGomez
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It was a beautiful day today for sure, some trails were decent, but others were awful. The Face was pretty nice in terms of snow. Blockbuster's groomed part was bulletproof, and the part they let go natural has so many bare spots it's unskiable. Freefall also has lots of bare spots. The Cliffs was the worst ice I've ever seen on a trail that remained open in my entire life (no hyperbole), and the bottom had a 3 foot wide stream cutting across the entire trail you had to make your way over. Cant believe it was open. I still had some fun, but the conditions were spotty at best. Drinking beers on the porch in the sun ruled though!
Trying for an outing next weekend! It's going to be close with a couple of systems curling around to the south during the next week or so.
2sons
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I'm going to Bolton valley next weekend- any measurable snow forecasted for this week? Thanks Winn.
With an upper level low close by to the northeast, it could set up N VT/ N NH areas with good upslope next weekend! I could see gradual, light accumulations...we'll certainly be keeping tabs on it!
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