Where is the most Gnar?

[BigK]

Issued by The Weather Channel

5:32 pm EST, Tue., Nov. 25, 2008

The latest snowfall reports from The National Weather Service in Burlington, VT: Killington Village, 12.0"... North Walden, 9.0"... near Brookfield, 8.0"... North Pomfret, 6.5"... Strafford, 6.0"... Braintree, 6.0"... Mount Holly, 5.0"... Marshfield, 4.8"... Rochester, 4.5"... Wheelock, 4.0"... near Chelsea, 3.8"... Waterbury Village, 3.5"... Hanksville, 3.3"... Andover, 3.0"... near Worcester, 2.5"... Woodstock, 2.5"... Waterbury Center, 2.5"... East Albany, 2.0"... Moriah, 2.0"... near Waitsfield, 2.0"... Montpelier 2, 2.0"... Sutton, 1.6"... Peru, 1.5"... North Springfield, 1.0"... Jeffersonville, 1.0"... 4 miles north of Bethel, 0.7"... Plattsburgh, 0.5"... Saint Johnsbury, 0.5"... Bridport, 0.5"... Northfield, up to 6.5". Stay tuned to The Weather Channel or go to weather.com for further updates on this winter weather event

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

Heading into the Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend, we're serving up more than 40 trails and seven lifts, including the K-1 Express Gondola, Superstar Express Quad and the Ramshead Express Quad with terrain for all ability levels. Yep, we'll be feasting on the most open terrain in New England and the most open Turkey Day Trails that we've seen here at Killington in the past 10 years!


The GNAR is at Killington! Oh and it's more than 12" up there. Waist deep drifts on the natural trails around snowdon!

 

[icedtea]

the gnar is always at killington!

 

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

But don't they measure with a 45 degree angle ruler like Sugarbush..

 

[deadheadskier]

Killington gnar eats Alta's for breakfast

:lol:

 

[BigK]

 

[hardline]

stowe/underhill and jay aint on there. so it don't count.

 

[Greg]

The mighty [thread="42614"]Sundown[/thread]. Believe it. 8)

 

[JD]

Killington was the only report from elevation (2400)feet. You look at the color coded map and it's report is an anomoly.
http://www.erh.noaa.gov/btv/headline/index.php

 

[hardline]

Killington was the only report from elevation (2400)feet. You look at the color coded map and it's report is an anomoly.
http://www.erh.noaa.gov/btv/headline/index.php

and its reported by the ski resort

FAIL

 

[JD]

epic.

 

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

Killington was the only report from elevation (2400)feet. You look at the color coded map and it's report is an anomoly.
http://www.erh.noaa.gov/btv/headline/index.php

Snap..stepped on a crack broke your mommas back..anomoly..isn't that a movie..

 

[mattchuck2]

I thought you were supposed to "Shralp" the Gnar?