The episode opens with an announcement that Cannon Mountain is closed on Sunday, March 22, 2026, because of sustained high winds. Listeners with lift tickets, lessons, or rentals booked for that day are eligible for full refunds or credits, and contact details for guest services are provided. Snow conditions are discussed, noting that about four inches of new snow fell today, but accumulation is uneven across the mountain. The weather report indicates snow will continue overnight, potentially adding another four inches by morning, with snow showers expected to persist tomorrow. Winds are forecast to change direction, improving the experience. Operational plans include six lifts spinning at 9 a.m. and groomers working on 40 trails overnight to smooth out drifts for a powder day. A safety warning is issued about natural spring hazards such as rocks, ice, and bare spots that are now covered by new snow but may reappear with skier traffic. Listeners are reminded not to duck ropes, and patrol will inspect trails in the morning to determine if they are safe to open. The episode introduces NH Resident Sundays, offering discounted $54 lift tickets to New Hampshire residents on Sundays through the end of March, matching the NH Resident Wednesdays rate, with NHID required. Additional notes mention winch operation, racing, and race training on TAF training slope parks. Uphill routes are specified as Lower Ravine and Middle Ravine. The tone is informational, focusing on current conditions, closures, and updates for skiers and riders.
