55(*) Open Trails.
Weather Notes:
For today:
Another cool start, with a steady cool day,
enhanced by a dusting of 5 cm’s of fresh snowfall!
For the long range:
With the attached supplementary data below, the importance
of the long range outlook becomes crystal clear. We are not
worried about the +3 C forecast for Wed. affecting the precipitation
modelling, even though there have been “mixed” icons on/off in
the projections, because Wed. is “bridged” by Sub-Zero C days
on both Tues. and Thurs., so our theory is that there may most
likely be very much cooler winds aloft in the active natural
snowmaking atmospheric levels above the Mountain that should
support the all snowfall forecast throughout the entire snowstorm
sequence.
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----------- January 8/9/10 Supplementary Weather Forecast Data(a): -------------
It is still too early to know exactly how this progression
of low pressure systems will or could twist, swirl or
contort in order to change the dimensional effects
when they transit the Tremblant area several days
from now, however... the odd’s are highly favourable,
dare say the most favourable for the so-far season,
that this could indeed be “The Big One”.
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----------- January 8/9/10 Supplementary Weather Forecast Data(b): -------------
Wow... Major, Huge, Big, Immense, Wonderful, Excellent, Desirable...
“Game Changer” Potential!!!
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Conditions Notes:
It is the last weekend Saturday of the Xmas/New Years School Holiday
period, so it could be busy...
Fortunately, there has been a steady, if modest, incremental
snowfall, that combined with snowmaking and the pre-existing
very well established base, should easily be able to support all
the possible traffic, however... Patience will always be a virtue
over weekends, so please, take a deep breath and let all the
throngs of Holiday goers go forward while you look for gaps
to proceed safely.
Scan, scan, scan, then scan some more. When things are
Holiday weekend busy you almost need to have eyes in the
back of your head. There is a huge degree of mixed skill
sharing within all ranges of the open terrain, so it is essential
to allow extra-wide, and extra cautious passing margins with
absolute speed control. Watch out for Beginners and Intermediates
that may make unpredictable changes in course or speed.
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Last Run Weather/Conditions Observations
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We are a bit surprised that the attendance has not appeared
greater today, however once you look at the surrounding
regional weather forecasts where there are many, many
“Hazardous Driving” Winter Weather Warnings attached for
the current system moving through today/tonight/tomorrow ,
we’re thinking that some of those regional holiday folks
from from far-away “Urbanville” who have work and kids
back to school Monday, may have left early for home in
order to avoid snowstorm traffic delays/issues ???
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55/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for January 6, 2024, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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be on site due to a post-surgical, medical LOA.
We expect to have that cleared by mid-December.
12.16.23-UPDATE: Due to LOA logistical support
issues, plus Holiday season scheduling, return
delayed but working on A.S.A.P.
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