3/5/10 Conditions

T360 · Post by **T360** » Fri Mar 05, 2010 8:45 am

Really, Really Good.

So good, you'd be crazy to miss them.

Classic Tremblant at its very highest level of
Snow Surface Quality and Quantity.

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In the above pic, you won't find even a single bare spot,
our coverage is almost unbelievable for the weather
we've had. Tremblant Mountain Crews get 110% on
this seasons Prep and Maintenance score.

90 Open Trails this morning under brilliantly sunny
skies after an overnight low of -13C which is a major
asset in the retention of our surface quality.

Every night it gets nice and cold helps keep our surfaces
up, so while there may be some "Firm" zones in the
mornings, that's exactly what we need to have happen
to keep our season going.

Moderate North-East winds coming up the Duncan sector
and a sub-zero Summit temp should also help preserve
conditions on the North Side, so there will be a little
bit of winter left to sample today.

The South and Soleil are going to be pretty much pure
Spring Ski Conditions as the expected daytime high temp
of plus 5C and the radiant solar energy from the bright sun
will work on the surface quickly to soften it up.

As stated above, you'd be crazy to miss these fine
conditions. Today, we don't think you can make a bad
choice about run selection, but these conditions are not
going to last forever with this amount of the Mountain
open and warm, sunny temp's. Do not put your Tremblant
Ski days off, go now.

Today's Copy of the Official, Printable Grooming
and Trail status report, courtesy of http://www.tremblant.ca