Main content

New snow today, and some icing here and there

Posted Wednesday, January 19, 2011
— Backcountry skiing, Alpine / downhill skiing, Cross-country skiing

Vermont ski resorts are reporting 4 to 9 inches of new snow; some got an icing as well.

Mount Snow says the lifts got a coating of ice, so many have a delayed opening this morning. Magic Mountain, also in southern Vermont, said they also had received wet precipitation that created a layer of ice on top of the fresh snow that fell yesterday.

A few resorts, including Mad River Glen, are reminding skiers that this snowfall — which is not as fluffy light as recent storms — is actually a good thing as it creates a more solid base to ski on, and covers up stuff we don't want to ski on.

Some more light snow will fall today while Thursday may be partly sunny. Temperatures will drop through the week.

FYI, there's about 48 inches of snow piled up at the stake atop Mt. Mansfield.

Be sure to check direct links to ski conditions at our <link internal-link>Vermont ski resorts snow report page.

Share This Blog Post

 

Post a Comment

No Account Needed! To post a comment without any kind of account, you can type in a name, nickname or trail name and an email (which we do not collect or use) then select "I'd rather post as guest." We'd love to hear from you!

Link to get a Protect Our Winters membership

 


Woman looks over many skis on display at a ski swap

Ski Swaps in Vermont — The 2024 SkiMaven List

Posted 10/4/24

Updated 10/13/2024 This is our annual round-up of ski swaps in Vermont! We’ll update this list as more information comes in. Pro tip: Bookmark this page for future reference. Text and images ©2024 S…

Two snowboarders glide down a slope with mountain views and partly sunny skies

Closing day 2024 at Stowe Mountain Resort

Posted 4/21/24

First, let me make this clear: Even though I skied on Stowe's closing day, it doesn't mean I'm done skiing! ;) Saturday night's temperatures looked like they would be cool, and Sunday looked to be…

3 skiers ride a chairlift with two skiers passing underneath

Late-spring midweek skiing at Jay Peak in Vermont

Posted 4/17/24

As fewer ski areas remain open in Vermont, and warm temps continue to melt away our precious snow, it's important to take advantage of nice days to make some spring turns! We flexed some work time…