100/102(*) Open Trails At #Tremblant .
It’s A Wee Bit KKkkool...
Weather Notes:
Nippy!
...at least to start with.
It’s not going to make “First Tracks” any easier, but if
you look at the 14 day long range outlook, you should
immediately understand why this little cold snap is so
vitally important to the future durability and quality of
the ongoing trail base. This cold injection into the core
mass of the Mountain may be the single largest warm/wet
weather offset possible.
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A very beneficially quick rise in temps, early and
with a convenient +1 C temp inversion to the Summit!
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Conditions Notes:
In The Groomed:
It would be typical to see a substantial, noticeable
incremental upgrade to the mogul-resistant consistency
of the entire freshly groomed inventory range on the
second morning after a major snowfall event.
It is likely that there may still be perceptible differences
between the Sud/South and Nord/North Sectors as the
ratio of new natural snow retained in the blended mix is
higher on Nord/North slopes, however the Sud/South
wind facing areas that may have been prone to base
exposures should also have a better blend as well, even
though there may be shallower/firmer overtones.
Sharp, freshly tuned edges are always an asset with
this kind of mix.
If you are planning a visit over the next 2 weeks, we’d
say get your edges done now so you’re ready to hit the
trails without delay when you get here. Looking at the
14 day long range with its daytime high/nighttime low
profile that could make for very firm mornings, optimizing
performance is easy with the right state of tune on your gear.
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100/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for February 20, 2024, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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