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Warmth Damage Pics

Greg

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Might be tough to look at, but I'm interested to see how the ski areas fared. Post any pics of ski areas from this week here, particularly natural snow trails.
 

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You are a sick sick man... :roll:



Now where are those pics everyone??
 

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From what I've seen the damage looks pretty bad! Regardless, where in way better shape than last year during the same time period.


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From what I've seen the damage looks pretty bad! Regardless, where in way better shape than last year during the same time period.


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I'm guessing that the Mt. Southington pic is from last year at this time, because atleast from I-691 as I was heading to a continuing education lecture being held in Southington today, it look like they still had decent coverage on most trails (granted I was probably 1.5miles away as the bird flys at the time!)

Anyway, atleast this melt allowed me to get all my christmas lights off my house/shrubs today as about 10 days ago they were so burried/encased in a frozen block of snow/ice that i wasn't sure if they'd be taken down for a LONG time!
 

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Buddy just sent me a picture of Sugarbush:

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Cannon was also hit hard (that water is a pond made from the snowmelt):

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Stowe was hit the worst:

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Mansfield Snow Pack Loss

This graph shows it all. In a couple of crappy days, Mansfield lost nearly 2 FEET of snow at the summit, over a 1/3rd loss. (I hate to also point out that puts at nearly at the average depth for this date.)

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This graph shows it all. In a couple of crappy days, Mansfield lost nearly 2 FEET of snow at the summit, over a 1/3rd loss. (I hate to also point out that puts at nearly at the average depth for this date.)
And still melting, don't forget that part... :smash:

Whatev, it will snow again soon, just not going skiing this weekend. First weekend of no skiing since the first week of November so I may be overdue to take a relaxing and restful weekend.
 

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I'm going to ski myself into oblivion..............elsewhere. If you haven't been out west.....now is the time.
 

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I'm going to ski myself into oblivion..............elsewhere. If you haven't been out west.....now is the time.


yeah, yeah kingslug rub it in. Actually I've been west a few times and you're right about conditions. I often time my business trips west suspiciously close to skiing days, so allege my friends.

We just get ourselves into these family/work/social situations that make it difficult to just hop away. I had a hard balancing act last week; I skied so much that I had used up all my "family credits" so-to speak and was in deficit. I am hoping this weekend will allow me to get ahead again. What's a credit and threshold? Just anybody who is married with kids.


I called one skiing bud, about my age and he said "I'm flexible, I can go anyday, I'm retired." Seems he took the company buy-out and was one of the lucky ones to have a place in the mountains and livin' large right now. My problem is, I don't think my wife would go for it!
 
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