100/102(*) Open Trails At #Tremblant .
It’s A Yin/Yang Kind Of Day...
Where thankfully, “Yin” is the soft, warm, compliant
conditions of todays Open Hours, and...
“Yang” is the quickly froze Apres Ski hours that
are going to exert the laws of physics upon the
entire Mountain.
Weather Notes:
Instant “Spring” ...for a day.
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Conditions Notes:
In The Groomed:
Generally we think it should be good, however
with the temps at elevations floating around
Zero C with “mixed” precipitation, there are a
lot of wild cards in this scenario and for that
reason, you’ll need to be ready for almost
anything. There are just too many variables
to allow for definitive forecasting.
One thing for sure though, temps up/down at
the freezing mark means that fresh, well and
recently tuned edges may be your very best
friends for optimized safety and performance.
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Anyone coming to the Mountain should have
well and recent edge tuning. Either do it before
you get here, or drop your skis/board off at the
Ski Shop at the base of the Cabriolet your first
day here.
There are a lot of School/March breaks coming
up and if you look at the 14 day/night long range
weather models, you’ll see that the laws of physics
necessitate the appropriate tools for dealing with
“firm” mornings. You want to be ready for that.
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In The Sous Bois/Hors Piste/Glades And Un-Groomed:
Grab ‘em while you can...
Soft Expert fun today...
Froze like a rock tomorrow...
If we’re right on that, this could be the group
that is the most sensitive to Ski Patrol restrictions
for safe access for tomorrow planners. We could
be wrong, but the laws of physics suggest at least
the possibility of very, very challenging conditions
with low levels of forgiveness.
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