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REVISED Total Snowfall Stat To 540 cm’s.

Archival Data Attached Below.


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Super-Easy Early Spring...

March 2023, “In Like A Lamb"




Final Scheduled Day Of F.I.S. Nor Am Racing.


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Weather Notes:


Mild, but windy-gusty, maybe even really windy-gusty.

When the Official report says wind gust could affect
lifts, it means there is going to be drifting snow too.

We don’t think there will be any rainy at all because
the Elevation Differential is a quite healthy -5 C, so
there is a high probability of temps over the trail
network being sub-zero all day.



See All Weather Notes Following Below.




Wow.. Talk about an “easy” 14 day long range forecast...

We think what you may be seeing here is at least partially
why there was such a significant early season snowmaking
inventory “banking” in some sectors due to the insights of
a possibly warm spring period that industrial weather
forecaster’s who specialize in helping commercial entities
that depend on weather for operations may have foreseen
months ago.

In this case, secondarily, what we may be seeing is that
historically the month of March is referred to as either
“In like a Lion, Out like a Lamb” or, "In like a Lamb, Out
like a Lion”, where this year it is seems like it is going
to be “In like a Lamb” with this very consistently mild
forecast period.

In any event, the saving grace factor at this point is
the equally consistent overnight Sub-Zero C forecast
trend. We feel is the absolute best assurance of retained
coverage and quality with what amounts to as a steadily
repeated daily trail base reset, especially at cooler
Mountain elevations, no matter what the little thermal
touches of the daily high temps may be.

The take-aways here include, but are not limited to,
at least 4 main points:

1) For those considering a possible/spontaneous Spring
Skiing Holiday, you really can’t imagine a much more ideal
and accommodating weather profile that will make all-day
outside activity so joyfully easy.

2) The consistency of the overnight Sub-Zero C’s resets
is the very best co-factor possible for forecasting near
ideal extended durability of both trail base scope of coverage
and retained base thickness depths.

3) The daily above/below Zero C oscillating temperature
range common to any “Spring Skiing” seasonal period means
that there can be firm and/or icy bits following the overnight
Sub-Zero C resets, so it is essential that you plan ahead by
tuning your ski/board edges BEFORE attending, in order to
optimize performance, safety and fun.

4) With over 540 cm’s of season-to-date snowfall already
on the ground, there are fantastic prospects of substantial
additional snowfall that makes the potential even more likely
for extraordinarily fine Spring conditions.


Cross Reference To Our Pre-Season, Winter
2022/23, Ski Season Weather Forecast:

https://tinyurl.com/3szy77h4





Conditions Notes:


540 cm’s of natural snowfall to date,
over a 430 cm’s 25 year seasonal TOTAL...

so out on the trails at Tremblant today,


“Average Is Excellent ! "

Otherwise and generally, with the overnight Easterly wind
direction simultaneously occurring with snowfall, we would
expect drift-over to the Versant Sud/South Side Haut/Upper
portions of the Mountain as the wind was pushing snow over
the Summit from the Beauchemin/Lowell Thomas/Duncan sectors.




----------- 1:21 P.M. Insert Update: ------------


T360 Fan Submitted Phone Pic:

We are very thankful for all T360 Fan submitted pic’s
and especially this one because what we see here is
exactly what we wrote about with drifting over the
Summit onto upper ranges of Versant Sud/South,
seen here in the background on trail # 14, Zig Zag.


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Please Note:

There is a data entry error on the Official Trail Status Report
in the total season-to-date snowfall accumulation shown
below at 450 cm’s. Yesterday(and in days leading up to yesterday),
the total was previously up to 534 cm’s and there was 6 cm’s of
overnight addition, so the new total should be showing 540 cm’s.
Basically, it looks like the 4 and the 5 got flipped in a typo.








---------- 12:33 P.M. Insert Update: --------------

REVISED Total Snowfall Stat To 540 cm’s.

Archival Data Attached Below.






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