Newpylong
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I was told they are using their new feed now.
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Which pod, Jordan or T2 over on Locke. MB got a report T2 while covered was terrible on SaturdayMy buddy and his family hiked it yesterday and skied most of the way down. He said it was not bad but the cover is not going to last if it rains tomorrow.
It was, we just had reports from T2 as well, so was curious.Sorry, I was going with the assumption that the picture above was Jordan. That is where they were.
They always have been able to do east side and west side. What they haven;t been able to do ever until now is make all 3 Jordan trails TTB simultaneously. They just didn't have the water push to the west regardless of what they were doing on the East side. Now they do have that push west and the main feed up from the river allows them to push a ton both east and west simultaneously. I would think once the race trails are set up, that East push will go to Spruce/North/SoRidge to prep the connection to Jordan next. And once Jordan is set, the west push shifts to Aurora to complete the link and add that pod in.
I know that Brendan has some selct detractors here and there, (not me) but with the engineering he did with the big opportunities 1st Peak at Mount Snow, then with some much more limited work at Wildcat and now with Boyne at Sunday River they guy fully gets what some big thinking can do with respect to moving large amounts of water to make a bunch of snow at once!No one has a better water distribution setup now as SR and Mount Snow thanks to Brendan. The ability to get as much water as they can where they want it cannot be overstated.
If they open this weekend, I wouldn't expect anything other than Sunday. They are getting snow currently, but at 29F with precip, the snowmaking isn't going to be very efficient in that wet bulb range. Tonight isn't suppose to cool and tomorrow will be in the mid 40's, so most snowmaking offline most likely til tomorrow night. Then they have a pretty good window that runs into Wednesday. So depending on where they are on the lower portion of Lolla, I could see a soft open Sunday with just Lolla. I say that because until yesterday, the lower 2/3 of Rogue and none of Excalinur had seen any snowmaking prior.Does anyone have any word on whether they may be opening this weekend?? Any information is much appreciated!!