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fatlazyless · 02-09-2005, 04:41 PM

What I heard on NH Public Radio today was 4-8" in Southern NH, and 2-4" up north at the ski areas. Right now there is plenty of brown ground and closed trail signs at the Waterville Valley cross country ski area. The WV ice arena is always busy with general skating, figure skating, girl's hockey leagues, boy's hockey leagues, Plymouth State U. hockey, hockey tournaments & broomball. The down hill mountain at WV has 45 of 52 trails open and they have not made any snow since about the third week of January. I wonder if they are all through with snow making for the season? That WV down hill is getting to be like a ghost town on the weekdays of mon, tues, wed & thurs.
So, bring on that big snow, it's about time I got me a 15 year old, snowmobile for $450. and go cruise across the lake to the Castle and the Ossipees.

02-09-2005, 04:41 PM	#6
fatlazyless Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 8,807 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 301 Thanked 1,027 Times in 747 Posts	...sorry to disappoint all the snow lovers but What I heard on NH Public Radio today was 4-8" in Southern NH, and 2-4" up north at the ski areas. Right now there is plenty of brown ground and closed trail signs at the Waterville Valley cross country ski area. The WV ice arena is always busy with general skating, figure skating, girl's hockey leagues, boy's hockey leagues, Plymouth State U. hockey, hockey tournaments & broomball. The down hill mountain at WV has 45 of 52 trails open and they have not made any snow since about the third week of January. I wonder if they are all through with snow making for the season? That WV down hill is getting to be like a ghost town on the weekdays of mon, tues, wed & thurs. So, bring on that big snow, it's about time I got me a 15 year old, snowmobile for $450. and go cruise across the lake to the Castle and the Ossipees.