When the storm hit today at about 2:00pm it hit wicked hard. There was lightning, crazy wind and it groppled about 4-5 inches in about half an hour. The tram did not re-open for the rest of the day which was a bummer, but the chairs were sweet and Get Serious was all smoothed out from the insta-pow explosion. I was a late arrival today, but I did get one banger run on Baldy with the guys before the storm came in. It was sick! Baldy is the best inbounds terrain anywhere period. The features and consistently killer snow are unbeatable. Your mountain has nothing on us…
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