Overnight snow!!

[Mohamed Ellozy]

Woke up this morning to about six inches of new snow on my porch, out to see if we can get first tracks on Mt. Pemi

 

[grouseking]

Decent upslope last night in NH and ME for a change. And not bad in VT either.

Saddleback, ME: 8"
Sugarloaf, ME: 8"
Sunday River, ME: 8"

Wildcat: 8 inches
Black Mountain, NH: 9"
Attitash, NH: 8"
Cannon, King Pine, Cranmore, Loon, Waterville: 6"

Stowe Mt, VT: 7"
Smuggler's Notch, VT: 6"
Mount Snow, VT: 5"

Also up to 7 inches at the backcountry areas.

 

[DSettahr]

How does New England get 6 inches, and the Adirondacks gets just a dusting?

 

[roadtripper]

How does New England get 6 inches, and the Adirondacks gets just a dusting?

New England rules, New York drools?

 

[Mohamed Ellozy]

... out to see if we can get first tracks on Mt. Pemi

Back from a delightful short hike.

Yesterday we were planning a late start on Mt. Pemi, but when we saw the snow this morning we quickly had breakfast and raced to get to the trailhead before anyone else.

Sure enough, when we reached the Flume parking the snowbanks were intact. So we put on our snowshoes in the car, and quickly found ourselves breaking through a foot of delightful fluffy powder. Hard work for two not very fit hikers, but very enjoyable.

We really need not have rushed to get there first; we met nobody on the entire trip.

The first snowshoes hike for me this winter

 

[peakbagger]

Roughly 6" in Gorham overnight. Very powdery on top of slick icy layer below left over from earlier in the week. It may make for some interesting slide conditions as there will be littel consolidated between the two layers of snow.

 

[bobandgeri]

Arrived in Twin Mountain to find 1 1/2 inches of snow on the deck :<

 

[Heather&Kali]

5.8 in North Conway area. Fluffy, wonderful powder! Gorgeous morning with lots of wind now.

 

[bikehikeskifish]

3-6 at the Hairpin, 10-14 between the Hancock peaks.

Tim