Ski areas in the Catskills, Berkshires and areas of southern Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine pick up new snow to kick off the final weekend in March.  Most new snow totals are a half-foot or less, with isolated areas of higher amounts. Highest snow totals are in southern New Hampshire and Vermont. In Vermont, Mt. Snow has a half-foot of new as of Friday morning. Keep in mind, the snow is very wet. The weekend features a mix of sun and clouds, with a windy day on Saturday. Sunday looks like the pick of the weekend to hit the slopes, with sunshine, less wind and highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Get out and enjoy the new snow!
Here's a look at the ski forecast for some of your favorite ski spots.

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Note: Ski Sundown is open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, March 29 and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday the 30th. Mohawk and Southington have ended their seasons. Crotched, NH plans to reopen March 29.

Deals: Butternut offers $20 tickets every day now; Skier Appreciation rates ($39) every Thursday at Okemo.

Happenings: Spring Fling at Catamount on March 29; End-of-Season, Northeast Throw-down at Wachusett on March 29; Pond skimming at Windham on March 30; Cardboard Derby at Gore on March 29; Reggae, Pond Skimming and Duct Tape at Mount Snow on March 29; Bear Mountain Mogul Challenge at Killington on March 29; Pond Skimming and Reggaefest at Sugarbush on March 29


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