when do you get winter in newzeland (good time to ski)?
818708
Ski season usually runs from late june, early july till october.\nSame with South America/Chile and Argentina
157650
hmm if you live somewhere warm, go camping. if its cold and snowy go sledding/snow picnic.  BTW you have to wait 24 hours to pick an answer
70525
That depends on your preferences.  If you like sun, then Spain is nice.  Skiing?  Then perhaps Switzerland or the Italian Alps would be best. Like to live near reindeer, then Norway couldn't be beat!
783565
Relax.  It won't come till winter.
143861
when you are on the ski lift and you are about to get off, just yell out to the operator in the shack to slow it down, at the same time when your skiis touch the ground, stand up and skii off the lift...oh, we should have plenty of snow left in april and temp, should be in the 40's
230184
Sounds cold but have a good time:\nhttp://www.surfline.com/travel/surfmaps/surfmap.cfm?id=37
711419
Yes. Best time of the year to go.
14384
Due to the fact that skiing is a little easier to pickup I would say start there, to not only pick up skiing but the rule on the mountains, that way if you still want to learn snowboarding you just have to worry about not landing on your backside.
986306
You actually have seasons. \n\nWinter can be very cold and more snow than usual.
56918
Check the snow statistics for your state, and put them on before the first big snow chance, then take them off as early as you feel safe since snow after that should melt quickly. \n\nFor most of us this is mid-October to early/mid March. \n\nNote that studded tires are usually different, and often regulated by law because of the damage they do to the streets.
293809
Layering is the most important so u can adapt to the changing temperatures of the day.  \n\nUnderlayer: long underwear.  Can also be "work out" style clothes that wick away sweat.\n\nFleece/ Sweatshirt:  Top or top and bottom, depending on how cold.  In the spring, I often wear just a t-shirt and long under pants under my ski suit\n\nSuit:  Winter jacket and snowpants.\n\nHat:  I'd recomend a helmet.  They keep you nice and warm, and it will save your life.\n\nSocks: Ski socks are nice, but not nessicary.  Wear something that will strech out of your ski boots (almost to your knees).  I dont recomend woll socks, they can get very itchy in ski boots.\n\nBrands:  Just go to any ski store and they'll show you good stuff.  If you're on a budget, department store winter clothes will work just as well, but won't looks as cool and won't have the specific toys (ie. goggle wipper, mp3 pocket, powder skirt (keeps the snow out the bottom of the jacket), wrist snow gaurds, etc).\n\nAdjust layers to temperature.  If its really warm, some people ski in a t-shirt and swim trunks.\n\nHave a great time on the slopes.
580859
Cold and snowy from Jan to March\n\nApril to May = Rainy
800612
The first suggestion has to be if you cannot snowboard yet then give it a try!  You might like it, and it solves the problem of having nothing else to do when everyone else is out on their boards. Even if you are unable to snowboard then there will be some snowy sport you could have a go at.\n\nAnyway, back to the question.  I went to Are in Sweden a couple of years ago which is quite a nice little place with a reasonble amount of things to do in town if you're not boarding/skiing.  There's dog sledding, skidooing, ice driving (take your licence) and a fair few shops and nice cafes etc. to keep you occupied.  If  Sweden won't suit then try and find a resort near e.g. Salzburg in Austria.  In general France is a bad choice if you are not going to be out on the slopes as many of the resorts are purpose built and have nothing else for you to do!
952968
Looks like it has already started snowing out there (see web site link in sources below).\nSlopes usually open late November I believe. Couldn't actually find that info on the Web.\nGood luck. Looks a nice resort.
898250
Depends on what part of NJ you are in.  The north it is usually December.  The southern part gets very little snow comparatively speaking and is usually by January.
274639
could be snow, could be +10 or +20 degrees, could be a little bit of rain.  One never knows in the spring time!
936920
No. The season closed Nov. 17th for the southern district, and Oct. 20th for the northern distrinct, meaning the Adirondacks. If someone's hunting turkery in your neck of the woods, call the NYS DEC. They would like to know. That's what they get paid for.