92/102(*) Open Trails.
Firm, FAST And Very Easy Winter-Like.
The third cool, bright, fast morning in a row...
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There may be a bit less snow in the trees than
there was 48 hours ago, but with the stability
of the temp cycles since then, we’re forecasting
these remarkably fine late winter surface conditions
to be almost exactly the same.
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Weather Notes:
Pretty easy for about the next 36 hours, from then all bets
are off as the onset of freezing rain is forecast at ground
levels.
We need to point out that during this freezing rain period
there could be significant wild cards that might possibly
make the weather far different up and over trail elevations.
Inherently cooler temp’s at higher levels sometimes produces
snow up there while base level get the frozen rain. This point
may be especially applicable to tomorrow afternoon when the
precip. is forecast to start as snow and the temps are simultaneously
below Zero C. Freezing rain does not have nearly the impact on
trails that it has on roads and driving safety. Up on the trails, it can
surely make things crusty, but it is not erosive and eventually gets
assimilated into the snow surfaces, especially where groomed.
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Conditions Notes:
In The Groomed:
Important headline repeat: Firm, FAST And Very Easy Winter-Like.
One of the most impressive aspects of today
will be the overall degree of smoothness which
represents several days of incremental grooming
refinements in a largely below Zero C environment
that is not always common at the end of March.
There may be a few icy bits, but way less than we
might normally have on this date because along
with the consistency in the temps., there’s been
more than one new fresh snowfall to act as a top
coat buffer/cushion over the base.
It only wants 2 things from you...
Bring well, recent tuned edges, and...
Get out as soon and as often as possible because
this is definitely a Mother Nature limited time offer.
In The Sous Bois/Hors Piste/Glades and Un-Groomed:
Of the 92(*) declared open trails this morning,
approximately 21 are in the Sous Bois group
listed as “Delayed” or “Progressive” openings
that are pending Ski Patrol safety standards.
This group has tremendous late season potential
however they are sensitive to unique weather and
traffic patterns so for those reasons we could maybe
see the Open list go up or down today.
For best results....
Check with the Info. Ski Team at their Summit station.
The big snow we had a few days back is still all there
and one of the main reasons you’ll find all the great
late season fun, still here today!
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Please Note:
It’s forecasted as a sunny late March weekend Saturday...
It could be busy...
Be patient and watch out for mixed skill levels sharing
space at speed. Scan, Scan, Scan and please allow extra
wide passing margins with very cautious slow speed
approach. Beginners and Weekend Warriors may make
sudden or unpredictable changes in speed or direction.
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