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The Official 11/24-25 Storm DiscussionThread

Ski Diva

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We got about 4 inches of heavy wet stuff, but it's been raining pretty steadily since before dawn. Yuk.

(Reporting live from Plymouth, VT)
 

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SR reporting almost 8" at the Jordan hotel.
Webcam still shows snow at South Ridge as of 9:50:
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-w
 

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In Northfield, just souh of montpelier, we had 6 inches this morning, canged to rain and compressed down to 4 inches, turning back right now with big fat flakes.....I'm sure it's snowing at MRG/Bush and north at elevation. Some great natural snow skiing tomorrow I imagine....Might even get some XC skiing in at the Norwich hill this afternoon!
 

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Just spoke to someone in Campton, NH and they reported four inches! I will assume that higher elevations in the area are getting primarily snow. Even though it is raining, every once in a while big heavy wet flakes coat everything.... then gets rained out
 

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I keep checking the webcams at Mt. Snow. It looks like rain...but hard to tell. I keep looking at the snow on the garbage can that you can see from the base can. If it still has snow on it, I figure the snowmelt isn't that bad....
 

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just got this email from Killington:

A foot of new snow in the past 24 hours and we're experiencing our first Powder Day of the season!

:snow: :snow:
 

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all the snow i made this week melted. All thats left is a sorry looking pile of wet half frozen slush :sad: im starting back up tonight again though so hopefully i can get some full coverage again by wednesday.
 

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SR now reporting Fog (via weatherbug who runs their webcam) as primary weather condition... webcam looks like no precipitation... but it's probably raining.

-w
 

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Pretty good image that illustrates fog as a snow eater:
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Look at the top of the trees by the fog line, the snow just disappears when the fog starts... crazy.

Edit: Looks like they're attaching the grips to the chairs now too.

-w
 

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Saw postd somewhere else that Jay and Stowe are all snow as of 1400... Keep you fingers crossed... but that new damp snow will mix in great with the 18-20in of fluff on the ground... Should help build a stronger base... and if they get the 1,5ft of snow, we'll be touring and riding good stuff this weekend!
 

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Base was super consolidated at Stowe. Net loss in depth from saturday thru today, but we are primed for the whole mtn to open up with another lake affect episode.
 

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I keep checking the webcams at Mt. Snow. It looks like rain...but hard to tell. I keep looking at the snow on the garbage can that you can see from the base can. If it still has snow on it, I figure the snowmelt isn't that bad....

Yeah, it rained throughout the day Tuesday, never turned back to snow as we had hoped. As you say, though, there is still a coating of natural from the storm over everything, so maybe that means it's a net gain all in all?

The bummer of it is that they'll groom out Chute so they wont go into T-Day weekend with a frozen,icy bumpfield on one of the trails.
 

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Gore is reporting 11" of snow and it looks like they avoided the rain..

Whiteface picked up 6" of dense snow--- no rain. Pic from WF.

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