Rating? EXCELLENT in the woods, Good in town!
Base? 1 to 2 feet!
On the ground? 3-5 feet! More on its way!

It is absolutely beautiful outside this morning. We got about 5 or more inches in town overnight, the trees are heavily laden with snow and more is on the way. It is a snowing and a blowing:

… Winter Storm Warning remains in effect until 5 PM EST Wednesday…

Hazardous weather…

snow… heavy at times… will continue into this afternoon. The snow will transition to lake effect snow showers tonight and Wednesday.

Expect snowfall amounts 5 to 9 inches by this afternoon and an additional 3 to 6 inches from this afternoon through this evening. Storm total snow accumulations of 12 to 18 inches are possible through Wednesday.

In addition to the snow… northwest winds gusting over 40 mph at times will result in considerable blowing and drifting snow later today through much of Wednesday… with near blizzard conditions possible.

Trail conditions…hmmm…Yesterday temperatures climbed above freezing but it didn’t keep our groomers from going out. Both trails were groomed and are in good shape. During their groom last night we started to get some light precipitation. Temperatures stayed slightly above freezing overnight and made everything icy. Side roads are icy and most schools have today off. Main roads are wet and the temperature has dropped several degrees since early this morning. The wind has picked up and it’s feeling like winter outside. If you ride today expect some icy areas. Forecasters are calling for at least an inch of fresh snow today. Assuming we stay under freezing trails will hold up just fine. Have a good day everyone, and thanks for reading.

Base: 4 inches

Snowfall Past 24 hours: 0 inches

Last Grooming: 2-18-13, Monday night

Current Trail Conditions: Good

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