Aspen to spell it out: 'Save Snow' | VailDaily.com

ASPEN — People in Aspen will gather Saturday, Oct. 24 to spell the words “SAVE SNOW” with their bodies on Aspen Mountain, in what's being dubbed as the largest global day of climate action ever held.
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Everyone is encouraged to wear winter gear (snowboards, skis, jackets, hats, etc.) for the photo. The end result — a photograph of hundreds of winter enthusiasts standing on a snowless ski mountain — will be sent to local, regional, national and international elected officials before the climate meetings this December in Copenhagen.
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After the photo in Aspen, participants will gather at Ajax Tavern for free beer [note that the "head" on your beer is produced by bubbles of carbon dioxide], Stranahan's whiskey, music from the Powder Hounds and a drawing for prizes.

[If organizers are so sure that CO2 causes snowless slopes, why didn't they schedule their alarmist photo-op for some date during the ski season?]

2009-2010 Operating Dates

Snowmass Mountain: November 26, 2009 - April 11, 2010
Aspen Highlands: December 12, 2009 - April 4, 2010
Aspen Mountain: November 26, 2009 - April 11, 2010
Buttermilk Mountain: December 12, 2009 - April 4, 2010

2009: Earliest season start on record in the USA - World Snowboard Guide

Aspen is still getting plenty of early snow, and here's the picture from the 5th October

April '08: Snow Accumulations Mean Banner Year for Colorado Ski Country | Transworld Business

Powderhorn reported record December snowfall. December and January were record snowfall months at Aspen/Snowmass and Vail, and Telluride received record snowfall December through February. January and February snowfall totals were among the highest in Loveland’s history, and 2007-08 marked the first time Steamboat surpassed the 100-inch cumulative mark three months in one season (Dec.-Feb.).