Got a email from mamagment of the CG where we are seasonal. Looks like the opening will most likely be postponed a week or two. Opening day is usually May 1st. Theres still a foot of snow on the ground, and by the time it melts there probably wont be enough time for maintenance to get the CG cleaned up in time for May 1st.I'm officially ordering some 60* days from mother nature asap to get this snow gone......

If your campground is north of Tug Hill, there is indeed a lot of snow on the ground. I can actually see grass in Rochester today after six inches that feel Saturday night. It isn't going to be an early camping season this year. And there is still SALT on the road. Salt on the road, we don't go.

Still a 3 foot wall of ice at the foot of my driveway in northern Michigan, thanks to Ma nature and the county road commission.

We got 4-5 inches of snow last Sunday. Fortunately most of it melted on Monday when the temps got into the 50's.I'm actually starting to think this winter will end.....

They have discovered liquid water for the first time since oct 13, in up state NY

twins89 wrote:If your campground is north of Tug Hill, there is indeed a lot of snow on the ground. I can actually see grass in Rochester today after six inches that feel Saturday night. It isn't going to be an early camping season this year. And there is still SALT on the road. Salt on the road, we don't go.If in the Mohawk Valley area, it may be under water instead of snow, they have had Flood Watch/Warnings for the Mohawk River.

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twins89
Explorer
Apr 03, 2014
If your campground is north of Tug Hill, there is indeed a lot of snow on the ground. I can actually see grass in Rochester today after six inches that feel Saturday night. It isn't going to be an early camping season this year. And there is still SALT on the road. Salt on the road, we don't go.
Water-Bug
Explorer
Apr 03, 2014
Still a 3 foot wall of ice at the foot of my driveway in northern Michigan, thanks to Ma nature and the county road commission.
gbopp
Explorer
Apr 03, 2014
We got 4-5 inches of snow last Sunday. Fortunately most of it melted on Monday when the temps got into the 50's.

I'm actually starting to think this winter will end.....
Tom_Barb
Explorer
Apr 03, 2014
They have discovered liquid water for the first time since oct 13, in up state NY
bukhrn
Explorer III
Apr 03, 2014
twins89 wrote:
If your campground is north of Tug Hill, there is indeed a lot of snow on the ground. I can actually see grass in Rochester today after six inches that feel Saturday night. It isn't going to be an early camping season this year. And there is still SALT on the road. Salt on the road, we don't go.
If in the Mohawk Valley area, it may be under water instead of snow, they have had Flood Watch/Warnings for the Mohawk River.
mowin
Explorer
Apr 03, 2014
Tom/Barb wrote:
They have discovered liquid water for the first time since oct 13, in up state NY

As bummed as I am, that was still funny.

Our CG is in Wilton NY just a little south of Lake George.
peajay
Explorer
Apr 03, 2014
Don't count on winters end yet. Forecast in Nebraska is for 2-6" of SNOW Thursday and Friday. Mother Nature is off her meds again cuz it was a beautiful 70+ on Monday.
rightlaneonly
Explorer
Apr 03, 2014
mowin wrote:
Got a email from mamagment of the CG where we are seasonal. Looks like the opening will most likely be postponed a week or two. Opening day is usually May 1st. Theres still a foot of snow on the ground, and by the time it melts there probably wont be enough time for maintenance to get the CG cleaned up in time for May 1st.

I'm officially ordering some 60* days from mother nature asap to get this snow gone......

From California ---------We'll take it!
Bigdog
Explorer
Apr 03, 2014
Hummmm, we just had the wettest March in history out here in good old dry Washington state. I think we've had mebbeeeee two inches of snow all winter. What is amazing is that we've actually had a lot of sunny days with several VERY wet periods of rain.
Dick_A
Explorer
Apr 03, 2014
Jon, don't kid me here - it's the east side of the state that is dry. You guys always have wet feet. :) I used to say all the west siders had duck web feet but since Oregon took over the duck name I guess we will have to call you Geoducks! :B