Gonzo

Thanks! There was zero cell service out that way, at least for me, so I was just guessing on routes.

Mini family vacay at Wintergreen the last four nights. Enjoyed tubing in the fake snow. But my son and I wanted the real thing. So we drove northwest on 250, seemingly forever, and finally found solid snowpack atop Allegha(e)ny Mountain. And then we kept going, almost to Snowshoe, before we realized there's no viable loop back to Wintergreen (anyone know how long it would take to drive 92 south all the way to I-64?) that wouldn't take some insane amount of time. Anyway, can't wait to maybe get some of the real thing up here in Springfield.

Greeley Boulevard, West Springfield. Missed this so, so much.

That one tree always drops its leaves late. They didn't come down until last week's storm. I'll clear before the next photo.

Power of the January sun angle. My side of the street (West Springfield) is almost clear. Opposite side still sled worthy. It amazes me everytime it snows.

41 degrees in West Springfield. Sterling radar is back up...

Sleet in Wintergreen. Everything glazed quickly, 25 degrees. Hoping for a flip back to snow with heavier rates incoming...

Took the family to Wintergreen. We're at 3,500 feet and the forecast is calling for hours of sleet. 34 degrees right now.

Has anyone been to Wintergreen (top of mountain) for an overnight stay during a snowstorm? Just wondering how they do plowing wise, clearing parking areas, etc. We're there Monday to Thursday.