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Drove up to Dominic's a little while ago. Driving conditions are interesting with snow falling and wind whipping snow around once it hits the pavement. Visibility limited at times in blowing snow. Seems like few people are out tonight as roads are pretty empty.MrsG wrote:Currently -10.8, and the wind is fierce
Where did you see the pictures? FB or private message?RustyK wrote:Just saw some amazing pictures from SBF on Low rider.
If i was at the K, would be hitting a couple of runs.
Looks like 10-12" fresh.
Sounds like you need a new slider. Zero frost on mine this morning.MrsG wrote:-14.3, fierce wind, pinkish sky - slider totally frosted - on the inside
That's cause we got those nice new sliders over the past couple of years.PinnacleJim wrote:Sounds like you need a new slider. Zero frost on mine this morning.MrsG wrote:-14.3, fierce wind, pinkish sky - slider totally frosted - on the inside
Bear Mountain, Skyeship and Sunrise lifts will not open today due to wind. At this time, the Snowdon Triple and Quad are the most likely lifts to open as scheduled at 9:00 a.m.
Jay Peak Resort
11 mins ·
Common sense called, so we heard what it had to say.
With wind speeds exceeding 40mph and temps as low as -25°F at the base, the Metro Quad is the only lift slated to spin. Uphill travel is closed today, as well as our Ski & Ride School. Reach deep within and harness your inner indoor enthusiast, while we wait out the wind.
On TV they are saying that Pico will be open at some point.skiadikt wrote:For the safety of all guests and staff, Killington will not open today. See killington.com/conditions for more info.
Go hike tough guy. I bet they’re not even checking for uphill passes.TheLurker wrote:Pathetic
ha...random1 wrote:Go hike tough guy. I bet they’re not even checking for uphill passes.TheLurker wrote:Pathetic
Uphill traffic was closed as I personally found out; I have an uphill travel pass. And Killington's lodges were closed to the public and could not be used for warming, so we went back to the condo...madhatter wrote:ha...random1 wrote:Go hike tough guy. I bet they’re not even checking for uphill passes.TheLurker wrote:Pathetic
Wow, that's really incredible. I didn't go to the mountain so I have no idea how bad it was, but that's really surprising. Especially because I'm sure you could go up Bucklin and ski down.Stormchaser wrote:
Uphill traffic was closed as I personally found out; I have an uphill travel pass. And Killington's lodges were closed to the public and could not be used for warming, so we went back to the condo...