The snow late last week made for a great weekend of skiing. Unfortunately, by Sunday evening the temperatures were in the 40s - not long enough to melt much of the nice snow, but enough to make that snow become rock hard by Monday morning when the temperatures dropped. Cold tonight, then warming with temperatures again in the 40s on Wednesday and Thursday. And yes, there could be some rain on those days. Then cold again on Friday with perhaps enough snow to cover up all the crust.
For Monday, it's back to good traction for hiking, but Wednesday and Thursday would see soft "spring" surfaces. Mount Van Hoevenberg reported "wet and ice" on Monday, but still that all 50 km were open. They should be able to groom some of the flatter terrain, and that will be the best skiing until it either thaws or we get more snow.
Next update on Wednesday when we have a better idea of the temperatures range Wednesday and Thursday plus a better idea of exactly how much snow we might get on Friday.
For Monday, it's back to good traction for hiking, but Wednesday and Thursday would see soft "spring" surfaces. Mount Van Hoevenberg reported "wet and ice" on Monday, but still that all 50 km were open. They should be able to groom some of the flatter terrain, and that will be the best skiing until it either thaws or we get more snow.
Next update on Wednesday when we have a better idea of the temperatures range Wednesday and Thursday plus a better idea of exactly how much snow we might get on Friday.
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