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Yesterday was not a good day at ski resorts all over the Northeast. Enough said... time to move on...
Killington resumed it's aggressive snow making posture late last evening as a very cold air mass descended over the region in the wake of yesterdays storm. While the upper reaches of the mountain were not visible due to heavy natural snow flurries, snow making was clearly taking place on the lower elevations to resurface terrain damaged by yesterdays non-crystalline precipitation, and to continue to expand available terrain.
Cold air is due to stick around at Killington at least thru the weekend, allowing the resort to continue to make snow. In addition, it looks like Mother Nature is going to cooperate with snow showers continuously in the forecast thru Wednesday next week.
We will be on the mountain tomorrow to get a first hand view of conditions heading into the weekend. Until then....Let it snow!