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feralmarlin8 feralmarlin8 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
I'm thinking about hitting the Rockies next week, but I'm lowkey stressing because I can't find any decent updates on the snow levels. I'm honestly torn on whether to even bother going, especially since it's been way too warm lately for this time of year. :/
wiredmason10 wiredmason10 Member
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#2 ·
http://www.slovakiatravels.com/en/le...ax/skiing.html

You could have specified which part of the Rockies you're heading to; it's not like there's just one single resort out there.
Take this page, for instance. It provides a full list, but everywhere it claims "0 cm" of coverage next to the snow—which leads me to believe these people think "snow" means something else entirely.😬

If you decide to head to a small town in the Midwest, they’re saying the first frost has already started to settle in.
Good luck.
feralmarlin8 feralmarlin8 NewcomerOP
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#3 ·
wiredmason10 said:http://www.slovakiatravels.com/en/le...ax/skiing.html

You could've actually specified which part of the mountains you're hitting, because it's not just one single resort out there.
Look, this page has a list, but everywhere it says "0 cm" next to the snow—and honestly, something tells me these guys think "snow" means something else entirely😬... probably just a bad translation.

If you're heading down to a Small town in the Midwest, they're saying the frost is finally starting to settle in.
Good luck.

🙂 I don't feel like killing myself today

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