Of the ski touring centers close to NYC, only High Point reports trails are open for skiing. High Point: Open. Grooming in progress to break up frozen snow/ice and clear debris. Fahnestock: No skiing due to insufficient snow cover. Mohonk: No skiing due to high winds and icy trees. Minnewaska: The park is closed Monday …
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Living in the NYC area means watching for skiable conditions.
Typical northeast weather: President’s Day weekend 2025
So yeah, we got punk'd down south. But the High Peaks, Northeast Kingdom, and White Mountains made out pretty well. If you're already up north, you will proobably find some decent conditions by Monday afternoon. Further south, keep smiling, and hope for some snow on Thursday. Positive attitude, Olaf! This post is about conditions for …
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Returning money to who?
Whether or not you believe the Federal government is a waste of time and money, there's a big difference between the leverage that corporations can exert on local and even state government vs. the national level. An example is the SHRED act being reintroduced to Congress, by a bipartisan set of elected officials from states …
Weather watch for President’s Day weekend
How's the skiing? Nice today except for gusty winds. Saturday starts nice but with cloudy skies, and snow begins in the afternoon, moving SE to NW. Conserve some ski energy for Monday as Sunday likely to be sloppy or a bit of a washout. Weekend Word Not a lot of snow expected along the coast …
Bluebirds and President’s Day weekend: forecast for Feb. 13 and the weekend
Everything's open and skiing is decent to very good. The bluebird of happiness arrived today. A bluebird day Fahnestock Winter Park is skiable, and Canopus lake trails are open for the first time in four years. Great for skate. Minnewaska, Mohonk, and High Point are also open and skiable. The bluebird might fly off for …
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Across the Snow Line 