i can tell you, some towns that were smacked with 20- inchess over 48 hours -- inches -- 20 inches over 48 hours, pittsfield saw 30 inches all of last winter. >> reporter: the job of snow maker just got easier in the berkshires. 2 feet. >> day before it was still snow makers who have been putting in over time working to the opening of the ski season this thanksgiving weekend. this weekend they sat back and watched as the berkshires were blanketed in snow. >> sprinkle and flurrying and before you know it you have six inches of snow and then 11 inches. >> reporter: in just 24 hours the 18 up, matched last winter's total. >> we get a little snow but not like this. >> reporter: cash on the slopes, he is welcoming winter but some people trekking across snowy sidewalks didn't share the same enthusiasm. >> reporter: what went through your head when it comes around? [ laughter ] [ talking at the same time ] >> i don't like the cold. i like the summer. not a big deal. >> reporter: like it or not it is clearly here. as far as the sky resorts are concerned, 20 inches doesn't finish the job for the

and we have the potential to see rain tomorrow but it's not likely to be inchess much inches, more like a trace. right now, it's gray and very overnight last night and in the morning and you can see the band in the mountains. every now and then it will try and escape and come across the viewing area and runs into a brick wall. we are not seeing any of that. the impact, windy conditions. town by town, 65 in apex, and 65 in garner, and temperatures warm up to nearly 70 by to mid-70s with patchy light rain. don't get me wrong. there has been some rain. it won't be a completely dry day but it won't add up to totals in the rain gauges. gray and it's breezy, southwest winds at 10 to 15 and looking at gusts 20 to 25 and later this afternoon the gusts be more on the order of say, 30 to 35 miles per hour. we'll lk bit. mikaya has a look at what's landing on the roads and a couple of slow spots. >>> we have gotten some major problems in the last 15 minutes, elizabeth. this is just one of them, i 40 at reedy creek. there is the westbound lanes impacted, a 2-car accident, and you can see the lights

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