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La Nina shows up in Vermont; 10-12 inches of snow
Tweet this!Sounds pretty good if you are heading to northern New England. Welcome back La Nina!
Tag: "snow storm"
My perfect Friday morning
Tweet this!My perfect Friday morning at Mount Snow. 3-4″ of fresh powder on the ground at 8AM. Looks like a powder day
Powder week in Vermont
Tweet this!A picture is worth a thousand words. Non-stop snow showers in Vermont. Perfect conditions to get out and ski.
Another blizzard possible in New England
By Sergey Ulitenok on Jan 10, 2011 in Lodge Notes
Tweet this!(Updated 5:00pm. 01/12/2011) New York is bracing for another blizzard. Accuweather.com reports that a possible snow storm can dump as much as a foot of snow along the I-95 corridor. While it might not be a good news for New Yorkers – though it is feels pretty good to spend an extra day at [...]
Blizzard through the eyes of an artist
By Sergey Ulitenok on Jan 05, 2011 in Images
Tweet this!While I think that everything over 1″ is called a storm in NYC, the latest blizzard dumped enough snow to be featured on the cover of The New Yorker. Considering that New Yorkers skied on the streets of NYC, the cover illustration is pretty accurate.
After the snow storm
By Sergey Ulitenok on Dec 28, 2010 in Lodge Notes
Tweet this! Are you in northern VT? Could not agree more! Hmm…Sorry to hear it… Mother Nature is fickle. Coastal NJ got up to 30″. Anything over 1″ is a storm in NYC; Two local liquor stores were closed ;(
Twitter battles: Killington vs Mount Snow
By Sergey Ulitenok on Dec 26, 2010 in Lodge Notes
Tweet this!While “The Big One” was just starting moving up North, Killington resort and Mount Snow started a friendly skirmish on Twitter: “Who is going to get the most snow after this storm?” XX
Best winter shots: Snow storm at Stratton
By Sergey Ulitenok on Dec 15, 2010 in Images
Tweet this!Photo credit: Mike Dunn
What a powder day!
By Sergey Ulitenok on Feb 25, 2010 in Lodge Notes
Tweet this!When there is a foot+ of fresh snow, stay away from green trails. Stick to black diamonds or intermediate trails. Or if you do ski/ride green trails – have a shovel ready! (No joking around – we actually saw one snowboarder riding with a shovel!)
