102/102(*) Open Trails At #Tremblant .
The Jersey/NYC/New England I-95 Corridor,
right on up to Mass./Boston is one of the single
largest Tremblant Guest travel origin sectors, so
here’s a sample insight into current info.
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And It’s Not Just Travel Delays Either...
2, 3, 4, 5, 6 feet of blown, drifted snow banks accumulated
around peoples homes/property have generated huge
concerns for all manner of damage including but not limited
to snow-load roofing stress, safe access, future flooding, for
only a few examples. Good faith plans to take off for a Ski
Holiday may now have to be re-prioritized to protect property,
homes and businesses that just can’t be abandoned when
clearing out massive amounts of snow becomes a necessity.
To All Our “Lowell Thomas” New Yorker Friends...
Do What You Have To Do, Tremblant Will Be Here For You
When You Can Safely Get Away.
Weather Notes:
The fortunate part of this next 8 hours of snowfall forecast is
that the wind speed is expected to rapidly decrease. That’s a
huge asset for even, beneficial distribution because there’s
just way better chances of the snow sticking where it falls.
If, if, if...
Regardless, any new snow is really welcome at this stage
so even if it comes with some windy, at least the tree-buffered,
lee-side Sous Bois zones could see a very meaningful refresh.
Stay tuned....
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Conditions Notes:
In The Groomed:
Wider ranges of uniform, loose top layers of consistent depth
should be an apparent level of elevated refinement after multi-day
well below zero C grooming cycles. Previously experienced icy
bits should be fewer and further apart, however due to forceful
frontally facing recent winds, there are likely going to be patterns
of wind-blasted firm base exposures most visible at, around, just
below topographical crests, and on steeper Expert/Black Diamond
rated slopes.
Unless you’re going to cruise Green's and easy Blue’s all day,
sharp edges are mandatory for optimal control and safe fun.
In The Sous Bois/Hors Piste/Glades and Un-Groomed:
Countless wild cards of Expert level challenge and adventure
over every crest and around every corner.
The new snowfall expected today is the very best hope
we have for some fresh cushion in the Sous Bois group,
however wind-shaping will absolutely be a factor in the
way Mother Nature benefits individual zones and Mountain
contours.
Look for patterns and explore cautiously. Natural hazards
that may have been plainly visible yesterday could maybe
might have shallow snow-camo over them today.
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