The Forum

A quiet stretch of the Forum sparks a wide-ranging exchange about late-season snow, Cape Lookout and Outer Banks adventures, baseball nostalgia, and Denis’s return from Mount Hood.

fishnski looks ahead to a possible final snowfall in West Virginia’s high country and invites others to camp near Dolly Sods or Roaring Plains while noting the area’s unusually heavy rain.

bousquet19 reports storm damage at Roundtop following an April 28 tornado, noting that no injuries were reported.

SCWVA asks why Timberline lost the 2011 Collegiate Mountain Bike Nationals, prompting speculation about lodging demands and criticism of the resort’s management.

David recommends Robbie’s account of a frightening lightning storm at Vail, prompting readers to debate its drama and share their own experiences with severe mountain weather.

Chaga shares a playful “Kosher WV” ski video from Tucker County, prompting speculation about the featured skiers and jokes about future urban rail slides.

Buckeyeski weighs a planned late-season trip to eastern ski areas, while Denis recommends Whiteface and later Buckeyeski explains why rain and wind canceled the outing.

Chaga shares a vintage video of Washington, D.C., skiers in Canaan, prompting nostalgic comparisons with today’s conditions and a later update on Corridor H construction.

Business Bruce shares a video highlighting spring skiing and snowboarding conditions in the Valley.

DCSki members compare East Coast ski areas staying open into late spring, while Denis details Mount Washington options and invites others to connect there over Memorial Day.

Scott explains how he restored DCSki after a server power-supply failure, while later replies revisit the incident and his plans to move to a virtual server.

Tucker reports Canaan Valley reaching 200 inches after a 20-inch storm, prompting excited updates about deep snow, spring skiing, and wildly shifting weather across the region.