T360 3:45 A.M. Middle of the Night Shift Apres Ski Update:
This sums it up...
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There was enough “Warm” to soften the very top layers,
however, there was not enough “Warm” to get into the Base.
As a result, there was mega-traction, without severe or
pervasive mogul formations.
Everything was easy, within respective Skill Level ratings.
Same for Tuesday by the time the heat gets built up, but the
morning is going to be firm.
It is possible we may see some “protective” trail closures(????)
Maybe not. The reason we think it could happen is that there are some
thin zones generated commonly by either concentrated traffic
patterns or wind-driven exposures, so we wonder if Mountain
Crews may want to preserve the coverage until this next big
Snow-Storm is forecast to begin on Wednesday afternoon???
If everything stays Open, watch out for some very small
hazard bits around the edges, over some crests, or in
converging traffic concentrations.
Otherwise.... fast, fun, soft , smooth, definitely in the top 5 days or so
of this season-to-date.
---------------- 2:17 A.M. Orig. Post ------------------------
102/102(*)Open Trails on all 4 Sectors at #Tremblant .
Please Note: 2:17 A.M. Post to facilitate early A.M. Field-Work project.
------------- 8:00 A.M. Insert Update: ----------------
Very “Spring-Like” Conditions Update: See Attached Herein.
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Let's Start With The Performance:
When You Can Do This All Day,
Top-To-Bottom, Wall-To-Wall
First-Tracks To Last Run...
You’ve pretty much had an “Average” day of Excellent at Tremblant!
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Next, The Views:
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When you can spend your whole day in this beautiful environment
shown throughout the pic’s attached herein... You’ve been Blessed
by Mother Nature, and, by the way, while nice on a Sunny day, it’s
beautiful in ANY weather...
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It’s All There For Beginners, Intermediates...
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It’s all there for Experts too!!!
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No Matter Your Style, Your Preferences,
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Tremblant’s got YOU covered!
But, lets say you want more, like as in more from yourself ... ???
Enroll At Tremblant’s World Famous Snow School!
Since 1939, making World Class Skiers, right here on these very
same slopes!!
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Weather Notes:
Lotta “Wild Cards” in this scenario, however... what we
think is worth considering as a possibility is that cooler
atmospheric strata above the Mountain, may, could be,
might even, maybe, perhaps... make all snow?
“Fingers Crossed” on that one!
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Conditions Notes:
As stated in the Weather Notes above, there are a lot of Wild Cards
in the range of outcomes due to the may, or may not happen weather
factors. What we are looking for is the “May Not” happen part applied
to the rainy bits in the forecast. The reason we think that is possible is
yesterday. In that case, the cloudy icons forecasting overcast actually
turned out to be what you see in the pic’s above as “Haze”, and it was
basically “Sunny” all day.
So, if the forecast was wrong for such a significant part of yesterday,
what are the possibilities for a repeat on the “Wrong” part again today?
Let's see what Mother Nature has to say???
As we also note above, we think one possibility is that Mother Nature
may make her “Weather” in cooler atmospheric air mass strata above
the Mountain, which could produce an all-snow precipitation. In the way
yesterday unfolded, maybe it could remain “Sunny” throughout?
Will We Keep The “Rocket Fast” Groomed Surfaces Today?
As far as the technical aspects of the performance envelop, our
biggest hope is that regardless of the type or quantity of atmospherically
generated “Thermal Influences”, that the “Speed” will remain in the
Groomed surfaces as we had it yesterday. Further to that, we think the
best potential for that is the residual stored “Cold” in the base from both
the seasonally established frost level, and more specifically, the re-boot
the frost level got from the recent sequence of -30C overnights. That factor
held true all day yesterday and we think it can hold again today.
If that were the case, what you would end up with would be “Spring-Like”
atmospheric conditions, and All-Winter Trail Snow Surface conditions/coverage.
A uniquely excellent potential combination that could definitely make today
a “Best Of” candidate?
102/102(*)Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open Trails,
Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for February 24, 2020, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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Very Early 2:17 A.M. Post.
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