| The Southeastern Ski Areas Association (SSAA) is comprised of seventeen
major ski areas in five states. The goal of the SSAA is to promote skiing
as America's #1 recreational sport.
By providing daily Snow Reports, the SSAA strives to provide broadcasters,
print media, and the general public the most concise and accurate
information about our member resorts. Take a few minutes to browse our home
page and click on the specific links to the member resorts. We encourage
you to call the member resorts for further information, directions, or
pricing.
How come it's free? The SSAA shares the cost among its member ski areas.
Why? To provide current reliable snow conditions for the general public.
Many of your listeners and viewers are more likely to ski closer to home
before going out West. Some folks may be surprised that they can reach
seventeen SSAA ski areas in a five state area! West Virginia, Virginia,
North Carolina, Maryland and Tennessee all have terrific get-away ski areas
within driving distance of your broadcast markets.
Bookmark this site as your starting point for ski information in the
Southeast. Sign up for daily text versions of the report via email or fax.
If you're a media outlet, go to the Audio Reports page and
sign up for the daily audio Snow Reports in broadcast quality .mp3. Our Production Team produces a fresh report by
5:30 a.m. each day.
Background:
Our audio Snow Reports are royalty-free and available for your immediate
broadcast. We are your purest source, because we receive the latest
original information from the ski areas each morning. The SSAA supplies
Snow Reports to the Associated Press, the National Weather Service, and
hundreds of radio, TV and cable stations throughout the Southeast. And we do
this at no cost to you!
The Production Team:
Our Team brings a collective experience of nearly 70 years in the broadcast
industry. Our mission is to give you accurate information that's easy to
use. We start work each day at 4:00a.m. to sort through the latest
information from all seventeen ski areas. We compile the latest stats, then
voice and upload the broadcast quality .mp3 files for your use by 5:30 a.m.,
seven days a week.
Skiing in the Southeast is better than ever. Go to the Audio Reports page
to create your User ID and begin broadcasting the daily Snow Reports brought to
you by the SSAA.
For more information:
reports@southeastski.com
Or call David Creech, Director of the SSAA Snow Reporting Service (828)
719-8080.
David Creech, Director |
Ginny Diamond, Correspondent |
Nikki Edge, Correspondent |
Member Resorts: | 
