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i did. i didn't have the balls to mention Colo even though the numbers looked like rain. i didn't believe it could happen.

I think I mentioned this about a week ago

yep...but it still might rain on the wasatch....to be honest , my heart bleeds for all the epic owned resorts...NOT

Not to turn this into a mountain bike thread, but today’s modern mountain bikes make a big difference

I think he dropped Mtb more then 5 yrs ago Back then, his downhill mountain biking was above my pay grade. Mostly big drops very gnarly runs today’s mountain bike parks are mostly flow trails and jump trails

This is true for hospitality industry Laz runs a bar that happens to have skiing

I have been skiing since 76 Rain has always been a issue

It will get close to 60 in southern New England Up north t storms and very high winds Above 4k ft winds will gust to 80

Maybe I’m just a cynic But it is in their interest to inflate those numbers they use those numbers for marketing purposes you’d be a fool to believe that they’re right In my opinion, the only accurate snowfall record is Mt Mansfield snow stake Nws records that

Euro and gfs Freezing levels are very high All that said, it still is a week away

i agree, but never underestimate the power of video editing

not this time

[/MEDIA] i'm sorry but you have to question Jay. An 80 inch diff between Stowe and them? Yeah i get the micro climate thing, but i still think Jay is full of it.

there is a real possibility that it might rain to the top of alta on xmas day. The warm up is impressive

Wow wow I had a 12 too. Scary stuff glad you caught it. I guess ya never know.

Get a calcium score Very good indicator of future problems That said , I guess emsc didn’t show anything.

Dude I know how you feel I’ve committed most of my energy toward mountain biking But I really wanted a good season

well i think ya jinxed us;) :cool: The long range GFS burns us up... oh well we could have been a contender

I think just before the holidays, the percentage of trails will increase dramatically. Most of the ski areas have blown a tremendous amount of snow and just haven’t groomed it out yet and awaiting for the holidays.

This is from Stowe’s site: 50 inches of natural snow depth observed at the fabled Mount Mansfield Summit Stake. 30 inches above the average for this date and the second deepest depth ever recorded since records began in 1954. They have had 88 inches so far this season. Jay is reporting 146...