andrec10
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In ski country, it is entirely possible that we have a colder March than February this year.
The months switched. Did you not get the memo?
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In ski country, it is entirely possible that we have a colder March than February this year.
In ski country, it is entirely possible that we have a colder March than February this year.
Actually,the big winner is MRG.They went from basically closed for the season to about 100% open.
Actually,the big winner is MRG.They went from basically closed for the season to about 100% open.
Have you bee there? Haven't heard anything from anyone but figured it was good.
This weekend's storm seems to be losing steam as most projections were originally around 6-8" for S. VT and now seeing 4-5" for S. VT.
For a Weekend Warrior type like me, I like the weekend storms better, but I won't complain. Hopefully we'll continue with good weather and our seasons will all be extended.I think the midweek storm exceeding expectations is a fair trade off!
For a Weekend Warrior type like me, I like the weekend storms better, but I won't complain. Hopefully we'll continue with good weather and our seasons will all be extended.
Even though I didn't get out to snowboard at all on Tuesday or yesterday.
People confuse us all the time!!Maybe Sammy apologies (may have you mixed up with Mad Mad World) if so, carry on.
Alex
Lake Hopatcong, NJ
In a year that has been somewhat tough on weekend skiers, this weekend was insanely excellent. The only bummer is that the sun is really starting to get high in the sky. With no clouds in the sky, a decent amount of snow melted. Especially where dark spots soaked in the sun's warmth, melting the snow around them.
But this weekend was one of the best I've had in a LONG time.
Even with 40 + ski days, my legs are telling me about it this morning!
The only bummer is that the sun is really starting to get high in the sky. With no clouds in the sky, a decent amount of snow melted. Especially where dark spots soaked in the sun's warmth, melting the snow around them.
I kind of figured Mt. Snow would have a bit more coverage, it looks like their base is around 12-15" in most spots. I did admire their leniency in trails being open though. There were some trails with an awful lot of rock and grass showing which were still open.I was amazed by this. Five days after receiving 44" of snow, there were some bare spots emerging at Whiteface yesterday, and all the woods were closed. On trail conditions were great though, especially for Whiteface.
I kind of figured Mt. Snow would have a bit more coverage, it looks like their base is around 12-15" in most spots. I did admire their leniency in trails being open though. There were some trails with an awful lot of rock and grass showing which were still open.
Eh, I don't know that has anything to do with it. I think the mountain and people operating things were just really excited by all the snowfall. I have been to Mt. Snow in the past where trails with that type of coverage would normally just be closed. I have a feeling they'll close some of that terrain down this week which was sketchy. If we get another good snowfall this weekend though, that'd put places in great shape.Hunter was the same! Must be a Peak thing.