TK BLog

Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026 That’s the way it used to be anyway. Not the last few years, though. So far there’s been more snow this month from Massachusetts to Maryland. But the month is young and we have a long way to go. Apparently Ullr is also on vacation this week, along with schools here in Vermont. As of this writing on midday Tuesday, we’re looking at a system that generated 2-3 inches of snow over the mid Atlantic on Monday, moving north into New England this afternoon.

Tuesday, February 24th, 2026 While history was being made in Rhode Island with more than 3 feet of snow generated by the bomb cyclone blizzard of 2026 this week ~ we had sun shining with just a few stray flakes on the very northwest side of that ~ deepest snowstorm in a lifetime ~ for people near Providence. They had the kind of snow we regularly expect around here. But the storm track has been a bit stingy for us the last several days. Now the pattern is rearranging just e

January 23rd, 2026 Everyone’s talking about the huge winter storm powering up in Texas. It’s going to leave more snow in Oklahoma City this weekend than here at Jay Peak Resort. What good is snow in Oklahoma City? I guess maybe it makes more people think about a ski vacation in Vermont. Judging by the look out the window here now, perhaps everyone has already thought of that. What a Friday here at the resort. I’ve been here for the last 48 hours. Midweek skiing is great! It s

December 16th, 2025 We started that mantra last winter, when we were having an unprecedented stretch of days in a row with snow. And it seemed like the wind always went away on a Tuesday. At least that’s the way I recall it in my rearview mirror.Writing this on midday Tuesday Dec 16, it’s been snowing for the most part of the last eight days. The sun came out a few times. But every day has had at least a little bit of snow. And I think if we add it all up, we’ve had about 4 f