1-1.5" IN THE LAST 24 HOURS, CONTINUED WIND GROOMING
MID MOUNTAIN BASE DEPTH 37"
Today marks peak holiday weekend, and we continue our journey through the snow globe. More cold temps, high winds, and cloudy snowy skies lie ahead. Southwest by West winds will blow hard most of the day once again, hopefully doing more loading than stripping. Our mid-lower mountain trees are filling in nicely, however there are still plenty of stumps and twisted logs just below the surface. Keep praying for snow and make sure to dress warm!
WIND AND TEMPS: Today's temps are expected to range between 12°F at the summit, and 28°F at the base, with mid mountain temps in the teens, and winds are expected SW then W gusting to 50mph at the summit, and 25mph at mid mountain. All of this under cloudy skies with increasing snow.
Upper mountain terrain is going to continue to be a battleground for those who don't mind skiing by brail. Our bumps down low are soft and flowy and the little trees poking through are shrinking more and more by the day.
Make a friend out there today, and if you think this report is helpful, share it with them!
I'm working on a great improvement to SnoFax that should help us reach far more people. But at the end of the day that's going to cost $. It's not a huge cost, but it's certainly one of the costs that even this massive resort wasn't willing ot continue to pay. The overwhelming support I have received in my vision of a snow report by the people and for the people has motivated me to continue this dream, no matter the cost. As a snow reporter for the resort I was able to ski over 140 days, three seasons in a row. I believe my knowledge of the mountain at that time was still not enough to write the perfect report. A good snow report is a well rounded view of the mountain from many perspectives, channeled through a reporter who is passionate about detail and transparency, free of any obligation other than providing his or her readers a clear picture of the topic he is reporting on.
As always, remember to stay safe, and have fun out there!
P.S. you SnoFax supporters, let's see what you're seeing out on the mountain!