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Weather Notes:
From froze to hot... Mother Nature turns on the microwave.
Don’t forget sunscreen or you’ll have “racoon-eyes” tonight.
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Conditions Notes:
From froze to very soft, periodically slushy
by end-of-day with significant hydrodynamic
drag where saturation levels allow pooling in
topographical contour depressions.
Your best friends are sharp edges and base
wax or coatings for warm temps.
There will absolutely be revolving sweet spots
as the solar energy and ambient air temps work
synergistically to warm and soften snow surfaces.
Typically, this means Versant Sud/South and Soleil
sector slopes end up with the most heat exposure
and Versant Nord/North are the last to warm up.
The prime utility hours are commonly between
10:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M. so we recommend
you skip lunch to optimize those hours.
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