Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you just talking ski resorts? Chicago always has snow, Vermont. Basically most places 2 hours north of DC are guaranteed snow. My family in Pittsburgh always has snow, usually by Thanksgiving but always by Christmas.
I think its clear OP means enough snow to ski on for vacation. Yes my family in upstate NY usually has some on the ground around that time of year, but not always and not heaps necessarily, just some that won't melt from the most recent snow.
Hahahaha no... I'm in NY and we've had exactly 1 white Christmas in the last 15 years.
Chicagoan here, and no, Chicago does not "always have snow." In fact, for most of the winter it has approximately as much snow as DC. Few people I know cross country ski as a hobby.
Almost certainly going to be a brown Christmas this year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you just talking ski resorts? Chicago always has snow, Vermont. Basically most places 2 hours north of DC are guaranteed snow. My family in Pittsburgh always has snow, usually by Thanksgiving but always by Christmas.
I think its clear OP means enough snow to ski on for vacation. Yes my family in upstate NY usually has some on the ground around that time of year, but not always and not heaps necessarily, just some that won't melt from the most recent snow.
Hahahaha no... I'm in NY and we've had exactly 1 white Christmas in the last 15 years.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you just talking ski resorts? Chicago always has snow, Vermont. Basically most places 2 hours north of DC are guaranteed snow. My family in Pittsburgh always has snow, usually by Thanksgiving but always by Christmas.
I think its clear OP means enough snow to ski on for vacation. Yes my family in upstate NY usually has some on the ground around that time of year, but not always and not heaps necessarily, just some that won't melt from the most recent snow.
Anonymous wrote:Are you just talking ski resorts? Chicago always has snow, Vermont. Basically most places 2 hours north of DC are guaranteed snow. My family in Pittsburgh always has snow, usually by Thanksgiving but always by Christmas.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Ok I should have phrased it better. Where would you go in the US if you want snow and to ski at Christmas? Not Alaska.