102/102(*) Open Trails On All 4 Open Sectors At #Tremblant .
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There is one aspect of the weather notes that is
absolutely incorrect, which is the indicated wind
speed. It is almost a “Howler”, and certainly very
gusty within a strong wind, at least at the Summit.
Meticulous detail in garment closures and overlaps
will be necessary to retain inner warmth for first tracks.
What you see below is the dusty appearance of high
velocity wind-streaming from left to right that is
propelling large volumes of loose snow across the
surface. If it stays this breezy, it could affect the
outcomes we anticipated in our initial forecast,
however the rise in the temps will retain all the
basic advantage of feeling warmer, especially if you
can find a calmer wind-sheltered sunny spot for a
safe trail-side break.
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More Cool, More Cool Skiing!
Another very chilly morning starting at -30C, but...
a dramatic rise by almost +20C, to end up at -12C
forecast. With this hourly profile, in our opinion there
is some possibility that once the temp’s really begin
to climb around the noon hour, that we could see a
higher than forecast warm peak by a couple of degrees.
Weather Notes:
First Day Of Season With Sunset At 5:00 P.M.
This is an important utility factor, particularly applicable
to Versant Nord/North Side trails that are shaded in
afternoon. The longer days with the sun rising in the
sky are improving the late afternoon visibility for
noticeably better contrast and definition.
On cloudless sunny days there may also be an
additional measure of solar energy transmitted
into the top surface layers of Versant Sud/South
Side and Soleil Sectors which can give trails in
these zones a softer, more forgiving feel underfoot.
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Supplementary Weather Factors
(Repeat From Yesterday As Applicable)
The top right-hand graphic in the supplementary data
below pretty much sums up what we’ve had to endure
over recent weeks. As usual though, we’ll point out that
we are not alone, the “Cold Zone” has encompassed
virtually the entire eastern coast of North America.
Please Note: This first below is a graphic
representation of indicated deviation either
up/down from annotated date averages.
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(1.30.22 - Apres Ski Insert Edit Re Above Graphic.
Regional East Coast Historic Weather Perspective:
It should be noted the storm system over
the East Coast has produced a “Weather
Bomb” generating 80 cm’s of snow in
the Boston Ma. U.S.A. in a single day.
Travel chaos has been widespread and
over 1,400 commercial airline flights
have had to be cancelled within the
East Coast/New England regions.)
Conditions Notes:
It will be a cool, but very fine start for today, but the
sweet-spot for excellence in the potential across the
entire groomed inventory develops when the combination
of sun and air temps really begin to work favourably
around mid-morning.
We have seen other similar numeric rises in degrees
recently, but todays benefits may be more noticeable
because of the warmer range achieved. Inherent levels
of glide and speed over groomed trails always seem
to rise within Sub-zero C ranges, but there is an optimal
point somewhere around the rise across -10C into single
digit -C values where not too cool and not too warm
meet, and we think that very near ideal mix may be a
possibility for early afternoon on Sud/South and Soleil
sectors.
In the Sous Bois/Hors Piste group, there are still very fine
conditions, however traffic patterns are well established
so there can be natural hazards where concentrations
of user flow occur so caution is warranted on all initial
explorations.
Similarly in the Un-Groomed group, there are very
definite traffic patterns that are showing deep
trough’s between moguls and the consequent
occasional exposures of natural hazards in some
of the deepest cuts. Caution with speed is therefore
warranted in exploring these zones and it is important
to understand that the Black Diamond Expert ratings
and Ski Patrol warnings posted in some of these trails
are legitimate reasons to not drag your Intermediate
skill level friends into these areas.
Overall, the most versatility in shared skill level use
will be in the groomed trail list where we think it’s
going to be a great day for confident learners to be
stepping up to increased challenge in steepness
and refining control with more speed. In our opinion
there is significant potential to be another of the
seasons top high performance Front-Side Carving
technique days.
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(Please Note: The temperature annotation is missing the “-“ sign and should read -18C.)
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(Please Note: The temperature annotation is missing the “-“ sign and should read -14C.)
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102/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open Trails,
Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for January 30, 2022, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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