Where can we go skiing on the East Coast between March 7th and 11th 2009?

The weather is looking pretty warm and wet for the next few days in the North East..... not the greatest for skiing or snowboarding. I've already looked at the condition reports for many resorts from Virginia to Maine. Now I'm looking for some first-hand information and suggestions from people that may have been skiing along the east coast recently and your weather predictions.



Your forecasts for the next few days for the resort areas would be greatly appreciated as well. We don't want to drive 12 hours to a place that seems ok today only to have it freeze before we arrive and have everything turn to ice.



Unfortunately, flying/driving to the PNW is not an option. Not enough time....



Please help. We only have a few hours to decide.Where can we go skiing on the East Coast between March 7th and 11th 2009?
Hard to say given you are leaving in 2 hours. The Poconos are gonna be sketchy. Last night stuff was slushy up until 9pm. Today should be great but we're expecting rain the next few days.



Reports for NY and VT are mixed. Rain and Wintry Mix...that could mean snow on the peaks, but crap at lower levels. Thus is the bane of March in the Northeast. You can't guarantee anything except variable conditions. I know that's not what you want to hear, but that's the truth. Rain, Snow, Ice, and Sleet...that's March for you.



You have two choices...head south to the beaches or suck it up and deal with the conditions. Ice makes you a better skier anyway...any chump can ski on packed powder.Where can we go skiing on the East Coast between March 7th and 11th 2009?
holiday valley, they have web cams so u can check actual pictures of the mountain on the website from today and stuff