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T360 Middle of the Night Shift Apres Ski @ 4:20 A.M.

Anyone who told you it was not a good day at Tremblant
was not in any of these locations:


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Above: Versant Soleil Opened...

And it was Very Fine too! Super High Performance Carving



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Above:
There were Dusted Powder Lines on all Open Sectors.
This is only ONE Sample of dozens!



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Above:
Beauchemin Bas, Lower was in the Fastest, High Performance carving Condition
of The Season. It was simply Thrilling to be able to retain that much absolute
grip within all gravitational influence for such a long and uninterrupted distance!

Plus, Plus, Plus... simultaneously Great For All Skill Levels!

What Was Open May Have Been Limited,
But What Was Open Was Great!

And...

Tomorrow will be better!

An Additional Overnight Grooming Cycle will raise
the “Incremental” Improvements/Refinements standard,
and on top of that, it will increase the scope of coverage.

There is a Good Possibility that the Open Trail Array May
Change and/or Increase During Open Hours, so be sure
to check with the Info.Ski Crews often!


“Easiest Route"



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Your Easiest Route To Fun Is Tremblant!




------------------- 8:11 A.M. Orig. Post -----------------------


56(*) Open Trails on the White-Out, -10C, Big Snowing Event @ #Tremblant.

After all the recent “Warm”... a most welcome and dramatic switch...

It might not technically be a “Blizzard”, but there’s a lot of Snow in the Air!

From Time-to-Time, White-Out Driven Snow.

What Are The Snowy Possibilities?



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Normally we might be able to shoot a panoramic Mountain view from the
Old Village of Mt. T., but we can’t see it for blowing snow, so this Web Cam
array is the best “Right Now” possible.


Web Cam Array Screenshot Courtesy of Tremblant.ca


The Official overnight total is 4cm’s??? but we can tell you there is SIGNIFICANT Drifting.
For example, where the car sits, there’s 15cms on its roof.

After Yesterday’s +6C, Super Soft Spring Surfaces, There Are Too Many “Wild Cards”
to be completely accurate about all the effects, but there will be zones of wind
driven bare exposure, and there will be zones of wind drifted substantial depth.

The wind is what you might call, and what you can certainly hear, a “Howler”.
From primarily a Nor-West Flow, this would indicate the Drifting Zone Potential
to be Summit and Upper Versant Nord, North Side sectors because the Wind is
pushing up the Mountain over Beauvallon/Nansen towards Duncan.

Everything in the Lowell Thomas Sector could get Big, Big Drift-in.

Edge Sector Closed, but it could be dumping over there???, so the “Hikers”
may be out today on a quest for a "Sous Bois” Refresher of as yet, unknown depth.

The Substrates will be solid and icy, BUT... it is too early to say what Grooming
may have done in terms of breaking up the crusty top strata and then with a bunch
of fresh snow, a big bunch of drifted snow, how it will all end up, BUT... there is
just WWWWaayyyy tooooo much snnnoooowwww in the air and on the ground to
not expect major benefits out there in many areas where the wind favours
accumulations.

We need to go and find them. You need to go and find them...




Conditions Notes:


Not Everything is going to be perfect. Yesterday it got up to +5C, it’s now -11C.
There’s a Big, Big Wind. There’s a Big, Big Snow.
Many Sectors will be Excellent, Some sectors will be Knarly...





Weather Notes:






56(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open Trails,
Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for March 2nd, 2017, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca



The Joy Of Discovery!

Sincere, Dedicated, and Passionate Skiers/Boarders Never Lose
Enthusiasm, and with days like today, Enthusiasm is reborn
with the expectations of the Joys Of Snowy Discovery!


Links and not-so-fine print:

http://www.tremblant.ca

What’s The Use? Research Benefits of this Archive: http://tinyurl.com/gp5vjps

(*) Understanding Trail Counts - http://alturl.com/n54py

http://www.tremblant.ca/mountain/trailmap-e.htm

http://www.tremblant.ca/galleries/webcams/index-e.htm

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http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/CAQC0360

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