While it was cloudy and cool in Southeastern New England, it was sunny and “white” in Northern New England Thursday morning. Many ski reports had snowmaking guns blazing with the air temperature in the teens and 20s early in the day. The cold shot, although not as good as a big natural snowstorm, is a welcome sight for many of the ski resorts that are either already open or about to open for the season. Check out the flurry of Tweets that came out early Thursday in response to the gun show on the slopes.
Snowmaking going at the base this morning! 11/15/12 8 am http://t.co/5y5M2xh0
— Jiminy Peak (@jiminypeak) November 15, 2012
Welcome to the @KillingtonMtn gun show. pic.twitter.com/Ck0md6Bj
— Killington Resort (@KillingtonMtn) November 15, 2012
Good morning sunshine & snowmaking. http://t.co/aSNMR9Tc
— Wildcat Mountain (@skiwildcat) November 15, 2012
Woo Hoo! http://t.co/d8BBwmwp
— Cranmore Mountain (@CranmoreMtn) November 15, 2012
Hey we made snow. And we're opening Sat! http://t.co/h9HGJtUY http://t.co/Gae5zFYC
— Loon Mountain Resort (@loonmtn) November 14, 2012
Winter; we're workin' on it… #snowmaking #guns #winter #ski #snowboard pic.twitter.com/oPHRogKm
— Jay Peak Resort (@jaypeakresort) November 14, 2012
We've been making snow all morning near the summit! pic.twitter.com/Rkx3l7jH
— OkemoMountain (@OkemoMountain) November 14, 2012
Snowmaking is ON! http://t.co/3EHqLq8W pic.twitter.com/Rxhj9WBE
— Stratton Mountain (@StrattonResort) November 14, 2012
Firing that #cold smoke up High Country. #letitsnow #wateville #snow #keepdancing http://t.co/dJUMRfiH
— Waterville Valley Resort (@waterville) November 14, 2012
