TRACE OF NEW SNOW IN 48 HRS

Temps are still down, but the bluebird is out and sure to warm things up fast down low today. Up high, NW winds prevail gusting to 30mph, keeping temps well below freezing, and wind grooming the epic North Side spring skiing we have been seeing all month. Be ready to shed some layers if you get out there this morning as temps are expected to climb to the mid 40's. Another beautiful day on the mountain practically all to yourself!

NO NEW SNOW FOR 24 HRS

No new snow to talk about and things are expected to get HOT out there today. Typical spring skiing stuff which is why SnoFax has been slacking. Westerly winds topping 60mph provided awesome wind buffed skiing on the North Summit Yesterday, and down low, things took a while to soften up but soften up they did. 

WIND AND TEMPS: Westerly winds are expected to shift more Southerly, bringing temps to 30°F at the summit, and 55°F at the base, by the time we close. Clouds are expected to be rolling through all day long, hopefully keeping the sun from nuking our base. Winds are expected to die down, only gusting to 30mph at the summit. 

Another beautiful day with plenty of base to work with! Watchout for long catwalks once again as when temps get well over 40°F, things can get sticky. 

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NO NEW SNOW FOR 24 HOURS

No new snow to talk about in the last 24 hours, but there's sure to be plenty of soft turns remaining on the upper mountain, especially on the East and North Facing aspects. Yesterday, the sun began poking through quite early and while air temps topped at 20°F at mid mountain, the sun was starting to make all of this light fluffy powder a bit heavier. The North Side mid mountain trees are your best bet for soft turns without having to hit the steeps. 

WIND AND TEMPS: Today's temps are expected to range between 18°F at the summit, and 39°F at the base, with mid mountain temps climbing to about 30°F. Winds are expected to remain fairly calm, gusting to 20mph at the summit, and shifting more Westerly, bringing in some of this warmer air. 

Overnight, NW winds were steady, gusting to 30mph. These gales are sure to have windbuffed the Bowl, and other upper mountain terrain recycling and smoothing out the chop. A week of warm springy skiing ahead of us, so I hope you were able to get out and enjoy the cold weather skiing while it lasted. Still have high hopes of some more surprise April dumps, but for the forseeable future we are skiing slush.

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As always, remember to stay safe, and have fun out there.