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If they were planning to blow again why would they have removed the hoses that had been there all year?
To use elsewhere? Word on the street is they were in place Sunday when a friend was there. Did they just move them yesterday? Even if there were no plans to blow more snow I think it unlikely that they would tear down for the season so early, but we will see. I'm betting on more snowmaking as although there is plenty of snow on Superstar, it is not as much as they usually have built up for the spring season.If they were planning to blow again why would they have removed the hoses that had been there all year?
To use elsewhere? Word on the street is they were in place Sunday when a friend was there. Did they just move them yesterday? Even if there were no plans to blow more snow I think it unlikely that they would tear down for the season so early, but we will see. I'm betting on more snowmaking as although there is plenty of snow on Superstar, it is not as much as they usually have built up for the spring season.
No sign of the crew at Southington getting ready to fire up tonight when I was there for my kids Highschool race..Mohawk in CT has em lit up. https://www.mohawkmtn.com/the-mountain/webcam/
The beast of the East!from this afternoon’s report...
Not to be outdone, Killington snowmakers know a thing or two about soft snow as well. After a short break, they’ll be back on the job Friday afternoon for a round of resurfacing and base building for the long spring ahead. We’ll keep you posted on their whereabouts as the weekend draws near.
A friend is up at Sunday River for the week and said they have no power. She slept with her coat on last night and is leaving early. Serious suckage.I'm at work and not up, but told Sunday River had the snowflake factory charging the system for when winds died down early today only to have the entire area blackout. If they really were charging the system, now they get to scramble to try and drain the water lines before they burst pipes. Sure did seem like they were prepping for one more round a week ago, when they dug out the hoses on White Heat and reset guns. They already emailed passholders that next years passes drop late this week.
Beat me to it. Plenty of snow on the ground at Killington, but not as much as normal on Superstar. It doesn't sound like they will blow more there if they moved the hoses out as Skiur said.from this afternoon’s report...
Not to be outdone, Killington snowmakers know a thing or two about soft snow as well. After a short break, they’ll be back on the job Friday afternoon for a round of resurfacing and base building for the long spring ahead. We’ll keep you posted on their whereabouts as the weekend draws near.
I agree it seems unlikely though, but who knows... Its just a quick snowmobile ride along the gun line to redeploy hoses if they decided to change their mind.
Im sort of curious why they would wait until the weekend. Is it in fact too cold at night to blow? Is electric cheaper on the weekend?