Killington Resort Preps for Spring Skiing Amid Upgrades and Shifting Weather

Ski Report for Killington Resort, Vermont

Daily Ski Conditions for Killington Resort, Vermont

Hit the slopes at Killington Resort in Vermont, where you can enjoy some fantastic spring skiing Currently, 13 out of 22 lifts are open, offering access to 82 kilometers of trails. Although recent snowfall data is limited, models suggest about 2 cm of snow fell over the last six hours. The resort is open until June 22, 2025, so there's still plenty of time to catch some turns.

While we don't have exact snow depths at the base and summit, Killington typically gets an average annual snowfall of about 175 inches, with around 53 snowfall days per year. As for the current weather, expect mild conditions with a chance of light rain on Sunday turning into snow on Monday. Temps will hover around 37°F to 39°F over the next few days, perfect for a crisp spring ski session.

On the mountain, piste conditions are good, with some powder days recently. Off-piste skiing requires caution; always check the local avalanche risk and gear up accordingly. Killington's snow history is impressive, but this season's total snowfall isn't explicitly reported yet.

In other news, Killington is undergoing $32 million in upgrades, which might affect some spring skiing operations. Visitors should check for updates on specific trails and lifts affected by the renovations. If you're heading there, pack layers and enjoy the sunshine and snow—Killington's got it all this spring

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hit the slopes at Killington Resort in Vermont, where you
can enjoy some fantastic spring skiing. Currently, thirteen out of
twenty two lifts are open, offering access to eighty two
kilometers of trails. Although recent snowfall data is limited, models
suggest about two centimeters of snow fell over the last
six hours. The resort is open until June twenty second,

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twenty twenty five, so there's still plenty of time to
catch some turns. While we don't have exact snow depths
at the basin summit, Killington typically gets an average annual
snowfall of about one hundred and seventy five inches, with
around fifty three snowfall days per year. As for the
current weather, expect mild conditions with a chance of light
rain on Sunday turning into snow on Monday. Temps will

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hover around thirty seven degreases to thirty nine, greasy or
few over the next few days. Perfect for a crisp
spring ski session on the mountain. Piece conditions are good,
with some powder days recently off Pieced skiing requires caution.
Always check the local avalanche risk and gear up accordingly.
Killington's snow history is impressive, but this season's total snowfall

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isn't explicitly reported yet. In other news, Killington is undergoing
thirty two million dollars in upgrades, which might affect some
spring skiing operations. Visitors should check for updates on specific
trails and lifts affected by the renovations. If you're heading there,
pack layers and enjoy the sunshine and snow. Killington's got

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it all this spring. And that is it for today.
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