Their snow report is crazy. A piddly 12" at the base but 75" higher up.

Snowboarded at Heavenly in Tahoe on March 1st and Killington, Vermont on March 8th.

Tahoe was not as good as it normally would be but, Killington was great!

I skied Taos, Wolf Creek and Beaver Creek this past week. Taos and WC definitely had spring conditions going on...it was warm, snow was pretty soft. Those aren't necessarily my favorite mountains to begin with, but skiing was "ok." I personally wouldn't go back this spring unless they get new snow.

The day I skied BC, they had gotten 5 fresh inches the night before, so that was really nice. There were only a few runs that I noticed mashed potato-like snow. Had they not gotten the fresh inches, it might have been just "ok" like the others (minus being at BC and the awesome resort that it is!).

Last year I skied Keystone the first week of April and it was awesome. We even got fresh snow while we were up there and the crowds were very light. But this winter has been so different than last winter!

I boarded at Brighton, Utah yesterday. The entire resort is still open and the snow coverage is ok, however it is more like typical mid-April conditions instead of the usual mid-March conditions. Slushy snow at the bottom, more exposed rocks than usual. However, it was nice to board in a t-shirt and light jacket!

Dont know about Jackson Hole, but it seems the ski resorts up here (Big Sky and Red Lodge) are still going strong (36" base it seems).