UVSHTSTRM
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Hearing word that higher elevations and the northern mountains might see 10 inches of snow Friday night into Saturday....discuss.
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Sugarbush May 1st!!!!
Heard Sugarbush looks like crap right now and heard that many customers asked for a refund.
the bush will close sunday .my season ended today,went mt wash yesterday , our group and a few others had sick peel chutes some with 50d pitches corned smooth awsome big mt stuff, almost went with rocker but took camber tools while in oakes heard chopper thought a little windy for that, next thing my phone rings . i find out one of my buddys partners took a really nasty tumble almost one thousand feet. they evacuated him in a black hawk . i watched skiers giong down off summit, into the ammo. iwould not ski icy windy exsposed terrain we hiked over to monroe brook hit a nice uncut gullie out . that is one big mt it tells you wear to go you better listen .the guy broke his femur in 3 places and trashed his knee check out teton lots more info
Is the English?
dumbass.
:flag: im a immigrant
The weather event that we've been expecting through the later half of the week is moving slower and is colder than initially forecasted. The summit picked up 9.5" (24cm) of 12-13 percent density snow as of 7am this morning. An additional 3-6" (7.5-15cm) of snow is expected today in the high mountains followed by another 2-4" (5-10cm) tonight and tomorrow which in total may add up to over 1.5 feet (45cm) by the end of the weekend.