Sunday River used to download on the Locke Mountain Triple from skiing on T2 before it became TTB skiing later in the season. I also remember downloading at Okemo after skiing upper mountain terrain. But that place requires a shuttle bus after downloading.
Not sure about coast to coast furnace. Ski season started in Lake Tahoe this October. That's only happened 3 times in the last 70 years.
Second snowiest October on record for Donner Summit since 1970
https://www.sfgate.com/renotahoe/article/second-snowiest-october-in-Tahoe-16565871.php
I haven't driven around for foliage since last Friday. Big change in the Oaks. They are now at peak and maybe 10% green. Most of what's green in this first picture is Pine.
Somers, Connecticut with okay Oak colors. In town it's about 20-30% bare. Sad to see the end is near for foliage.
Word is Killington is aiming to open up on 11/5 for pass holders and 11/6 for the general public. That's with terrain in the Glades area. Hate the Northridge name.
I feel for those with damage and no power. Living alone and disabled is hard enough, storm damage is unwanted. Hope all members affected by the storm come out okay.
Connecticut River Death Valley is where big wind, rain and snowfall totals come to die. Works for me, huge Oaks, old roof and house. Don't want any damage while waiting for a place to live.
I forgot to post this last week.
Mohawk Mountain 10/11/20 and this year on 10/15/20. The foliage isn't delayed much, just not good this year. Photo taken this year from a different location because the parking lot was closed. Also 75F outside when I took this picture last week.
I went paddling with a buddy of mine at Woodcreek Pond and the foliage in that area of Northern Connecticut is done and bare for the most part except for the Oaks.
Outside of Vermont the foliage is much worse than last year at least in Connecticut. Enfield has some nice foliage color, but it's mostly in busy urban areas where I can't take pictures. It's just been too warm and rainy this year.
36F here last night, had to turn on the heat for the first time this Fall. Oil heat downstairs and baseboard heating upstairs. Going to keep the downstairs at 65F this Winter and see how it goes. Nobody there anyway.