Headed to Massanutten 2/14

[stonebroke]

Fast Mover

The prognosticators here in central PA seem to think it will be a fast moving storm (albeit with a possibility of a lot of snow) so I am guessing that by Friday things will have settled down some. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aA5Je5TNgg and you might just breeze on on through.

There is a chance it could be a bit of a "bust" that is what we are hoping as we are scheduled to fly from MDT to NWR to Phoenix tomorrow. My wife's schedule is such that we are locked into tomorrow at earliest otherwise the airlines were waiving change fees and we could have reschedule for today.

 

[mlefferts]

I hope so. As of now I'm most worried about getting out of the tri-state. I had a foot of snow here before it switched to sleet/hail/freezing rain. Now it's a soggy icy foot of snow...

 

[Ridewithme38]

Supposed to snow on Saturday in Massanutten. It's not going to be fun for the commute, but maybe great for the slopes

 

[Ridewithme38]

How was your drive down mlefferts? We drove through about a half hour snow/rain storm, stopped for lunch and came out to a dead car battery. Overall it took us about 10hrs to do a 7hr drive.

 

[mlefferts]

How was your drive down mlefferts? We drove through about a half hour snow/rain storm, stopped for lunch and came out to a dead car battery. Overall it took us about 10hrs to do a 7hr drive.

Oh no! Our drive was not bad at all. We left Friday around 11:30 and took 95 down to 66 west. We stopped in Woodstock at around 7:30 for the night, but we stopped 3 times, for lunch, a rest, and dinner, so about 2:30 minutes out if the car for meals and breaks. The worst of that was going around D.C. During evening rush hour. The roads were all clear, but once it got dark there were black ice patches. From there we were just an hour away, and there was light snowfall during that time. About 9 hours total for us.