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Not to be a downer, but we are due for a bad snow year...

Glenn

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bvibert

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How can you start that with "Not to be a downer...."?? That's pretty much the definition of a downer...
 

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I think total snowfall can be a bit misleading.

There have been years with much less snow than last year that were better.
 

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I believe in Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny and that Killington accurately reports its snowfall totals
 

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If a coin comes up "heads" 3 times in a row... it is neither more nor less likely that the next toss will result in tails.

Thnik Snow! :spread::beer:
 

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If a coin comes up "heads" 3 times in a row... it is neither more nor less likely that the next toss will result in tails.

Thnik Snow! :spread::beer:

True, but there's only a 1 in 16 chance of it happening 4 times in a row.
 

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If Killington really got 280" then I would like to borrow that measuring stick...f extenze.

One thing in my years at Killington that I have noticed..........I would rather them get about 150" of snow and minus the higher than normal amount of rain they get during the course of the year. They seem to get more than there fair share of rain during the course of a winter.
 

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actually i think the best scenario is below average snowfall with minimal thaws until mid-feb then we get killed. force them to blow a ton of snow the first half of the season instead of relying on mama nature then let mama top it off.
 

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Whatever it is , it is !! Absolutely .no sense obsessing about it.

Just go out and ski and don't let the "Weather Guessers" --oop's meteorologists mess with your fun :D
 

JimG.

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Due for a bad snow year?

Crap, at Hunter that'll mean there will be flames shooting out of the clouds.
 

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actually i think the best scenario is below average snowfall with minimal thaws until mid-feb then we get killed. force them to blow a ton of snow the first half of the season instead of relying on mama nature then let mama top it off.

I agree with this 100%.

I'd much prefer a late season blasting like 3 years ago than an early season blasting like last year.

Obviously not great for the bottomlines of the ski areas, but it does force more snow / greater base to be made early season.
 

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The oaks are dropping acorns like crazy. The holly bushes had berries in August. We're going to get pummeled! :lol:
 
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