The Forum

DCSki members share snow reports from across the region, discuss the forecast, and celebrate a family ski day at Wintergreen.

Clay examines forecasts suggesting a cold, snowy February after a mild start to winter, while others debate the outlook and share local weather observations and skiing plans.

Mike2002 reports Massanutten’s closure after a burst snowmaking-water pipe, with SkiBumMSP later noting that snowmaking had resumed and reopening was expected.

Nome asks about Timberline’s Wi-Fi for his wife’s writing and YouTube plans, prompting members to recommend connectivity and alternate nearby places to work or relax.

New member brooksiepgm05 introduces himself as a Bethesda golf professional and snowboarder, while fellow members offer a playful welcome to the winter sports community.

Mount Snow invites skiers to submit photos of their backyards, prompting playful reports of fresh snow, backyard snowmaking, and updates on the resort’s terrain and weather.

bousquet19 tracks Massanutten’s closure after a pipe break, sharing updates as repairs progress and the resort prepares to reopen with expanded snowmaking.

The Colonel questions apparent lack of snowmaking at Wisp and Whitetail, while Scott explains the webcams were misleading and others report Wisp’s conditions are good.

Steve asks whether to ski Timberline or Canaan Valley, prompting reports and debate that favor Timberline’s stronger terrain and snowmaking prospects during a difficult winter.

Kwillg6 looks forward to snow-covered ridgetops, while Clay shares his concern about driving the snowy descent from the divide to Harman.

DCSki members weigh the cleanliness, convenience, and variable quality of Snowshoe’s privately owned Shamrock lodging, while suggesting slopeside alternatives and last-minute booking strategies.

The Colonel proposes using visible red ribbons to help DCSkiers recognize one another on the slopes, and Bill recalls the approach working well for the Ski Club of DC.