78(*) Open Trails.
Winter To The Rescue!
After a brief, but intense warm spell,
the quick return of “Cool” and “Snow”!
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The snowfall came in squalls. The intensity was “White-out” from time-to-time,
and the dynamics of surface performance were changing by the run.
Generally, it was a big relief to have about 80% of the speed back after the previous
two days of “sticky” warm spring snow. Of course it was the drop in the temps.
to below zero C that was largely responsible for that, however the new snow falling
was not always “Fast” snow, there were some sectors where you could feel some
drag over it, and some sectors where it was really quick.
Todays Setup Is Yesterdays Weather Drama...
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It was mostly a clear day, however if you looked closely, you could see
there were signs of active weather nearby...
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Of course, that’s an attempt at humour because you did not need to look closely
at all, it was truly a Mother Nature "In Your Face” day and she was delivering the
goods like a freight train coming into the station at full speed. One look at the
literally “Black” sky was enough to imagine some sort of apocalyptic event was
imminent.
“Hey, What Are You Looking At?”
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What happened with this one above was that we were trying to capture
the temp. readout on the Summit Info. Board in a wide-angle panoramic
but did not see through the cameras diopter that the lights were out.
This is a crop from the original that we thought was neat because we
unintentionally caught this cool look from an unknown person who seems
to be maybe wondering... “Hey, what are you looking at?” What we really
like though is the “Style” of current Skiwear fashion that always seems to
be evident at Tremblant. Since 1939, when Lowell Thomas came to Tremblant
and brought all the “Old Money” from the New England States up for the new
and exciting sport of recreational Alpine Skiing, Tremblant has been a centre
of current Ski Fashion. Right down to the co-ordinated colours of the pink-tint
goggle lens and the pink-tinged faux-fur of the jacket collar, this is a great
example of 2021.
Weather Notes:
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Conditions Notes:
In the Groomed categories:
Another day of very complex scenarios that are bound to be
changing to variable degrees, in our opinion, mostly due to
traffic volume. The new snow is going to be a very functional
cushion over the re-solidified base, however it is not a thick
layer, so it will be sensitive to wear factors.
In the Un-Groomed Mogul Zones:
Some of these areas are the one’s on “Progressive”
gradual openings, pending Ski Patrol Safety clearances.
If/when they do open there may be some firmer degrees of this:
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On Any Day Like These “Dynamic” Weather Conditions Generate...
You really want to spend time consulting with the unique Tremblant
Info.Ski Crews that are all fully bilingual and collectively have more
Skiing experience at Tremblant than any other group we can think of.
On top of that, they are “Radio Controlled”, so Mountain Intel Updates
are immediately dispatched for the benefit of all Tremblant Guests
to take advantage of. Things can sometimes be changing by the run
when there is this kind of weather volatility, so there is no more effective
way to get that info.for your own use.
They are always light-hearted, positive, welcoming and eager to assist.
This is one from “Last Run” yesterday, about 4:15 P.M., as another
snow squall moment is just getting under way.
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78/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open Trails,
Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for March 13, 2021, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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There was an upgrade to the Covid-19 Level in this area to
“RED ZONE” status effective 12.14.20. We do not know exactly
how this could impact any future Mountain utility beyond the
provisions of the currently available Red Zone behavioural
protocols and/or current Press Releases.
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and the current Tremblant.ca Press Release.
The status of active or available participation may possibly
change with short or no notice for public health and safety.
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