18(*) Open Trails On Versant Nord/North Side Summit-To-Base Open Terrain .
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Just In Time Fresh Snowfall !!!
All Day Yesterday, It Snowed Over Mountain Elevations!!!
Official 2023/24 Winter Ski Season Closing Day.
Remember This!
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Notwithstanding Yesterday’s Fresh, New Snow,
A Short Editorial On The Topic Of...
"Ignore The Naysayers”.
The obviously happy person you see above
was actually discouraged from attending by
a “Glass-Half-Empty” acquaintance who for
reasons we’re not exactly sure about, made
a deliberate effort to persuade this person
both that there was not much open and that
the spring skiing quality was not good.
au contraire...
We are happy to be able to provide the above
photo showing not only this sample of the classic,
superb spring skiing conditions that have been
available at Tremblant, but the spontaneous
expression of joy in the moment that can be
seen in the smile of our enthusiastic friend who
ignored the bad advice, came out anyway and
has has a series of fantastic days. The point is
that there will always be something for everyone
in the array of open spring terrain and that you
should never miss any opportunity to have an
amazing day of fun and fitness on the slopes!
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Absolutely extraordinary to have fresh snowfall to the
point of visible tree bough accumulations for the Official
closing day on April 14!!!
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Weather Notes:
We routinely provide regional, continental and global supplementary
weather data for contextual geo-historic purposes. In this case what
we would like to point out is that despite the warming trends our
planet is experiencing, Tremblant’s northern latitude has still produced
a winter of 457 cm’s total seasonal snowfall accumulation compared to
30 year average of just around 435cm’s. We continue to theorize that
when it comes to reliable winter weather, “North” will statistically favour
both overall snowfall accumulations as well as the quality that is the
consistent result of fewer intermittent thermal events that may be more
common for Tremblant’s regional peers that are “South”.
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For today specifically...
As well as a wonderfully winter-like, very rare
for April 14, fresh snow in the tree boughs super
photogenic morning...
There is a high degree of probability that there
may be no rain at all over Mountain elevations.
This hourly profile suggests that the active
weather is in small rapidly transiting bands
within the region, not necessarily anywhere
near the Mountain, and usually close to ground
levels within lower valley zones. Maybe.
We could be wrong but for the sake of the
closing day for the Official season, we hope not!
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Visualize This!
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------------- 2:47 P.M Insert Update: ---------------
So-far, so dry...
It may be rainy somewhere, but not here, not yet!
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On any given day it can take up to 10 to 20 minutes for everyone
to clear off the Summit at last run and you can see the cameras
come out for selfies and group shots, but on the last run of the
last day, the most enthusiastic of the die hard ski/board fans will
take even longer, savouring every last second as the realization
hits home that’s it’s going to be a long time until next November
before we can feel the snow under skis again...
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Conditions Notes:
With a significant initial variation generated by the
the overnight Summit that got down to -2C, and
Base levels forecast to get up to +11 C, today may
eventually may most likely be a similar to yesterday's mix
of firm to soft groomed surfaces from top-to-bottom
on the open Versant Nord/North Side terrain. From the
point of the eventual softening, we think it should be a
repeat where the temp differences at Base Levels between
Sud/South and Nord/North are typically around -3 C
cooler on the Nord/North, so there is another real possibility
that the skiing today could be exceptionally fine high
performance spring snow that is “Goldilocks Snow”,
i.e. not too soft, and not too firm, just right in the
middle... with some extended stability from that
overnight cold.
As a totally unexpected bonus, if the precip. that fell
as snowfall yesterday remains intact without excessive
saturation, today could actually be another fly under the
radar day of unique end-of-season excellence.
Thank You Tremblant Mountain Op’s !!!!
Fantastic efforts over a very weather challenging winter!!!
18/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for April 14, 2024, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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