Outlook: A few inches in NY, with greater amounts eastward toward MA and RI through Tuesday morning. The storm will hug the NE coastline bringing potentially 7 - 8" of snow to Boston and Maine. See the infographic below. The places that were open this weekend will likely be open midweek, and it just depends …
Outlook: Given the forecast for significant snowfall (see the infographic below) across the area, it's safe to start making some predictions for the weekend. Unfortunately the utility companies seem to have been caught a bit flat-footed last weekend, and many in the downstate suburbs are still without power and may remain so till this coming …
Friday night: Fahnestock received 10 - 12” of snow! Yay- the bad news is there’s a lot of debris and the power is out at the park buildings. They may be able to open tomorrow afternoon. High Point has received six inches of snow and will be open Saturday. Mohonk ski trails are open Mountain Trails …
Summary: Hold on, we're not quite ready to sing the end of the season for downstaters; a storm coming from the west will dump anywhere from a couple of inches of rain/snow mix to over a foot of snow, from the lower Hudson valley up through upstate New York from the Great Lakes to Albany, …
Summary: We're in the phase where snow can appear and disappear within a day, so if you want to ski, take the day off and get out there right now because warmer temps are on the way. Prospect Mountain got 4" of snow and is open. Lapland Lake got 2". Canterbury Farm is hopeful for Friday snow(?). …
Across the Snow Line 