Good morning, and welcome to your Monday morning snow report from Brundage.  We’re waking up to an inch of new accumulation in the base area box this early morning as the sun rises and an almost full moon sets.  Mother Nature is plating up a real “shredcuterie” board of a winter/spring variety platter for us today, and we’ll see you up here when you’re ready for a sample!

Today we’re coming up on March’s full moon, the Worm Moon, symbolizing a shift from winter to spring.  It sure has felt like spring these past few days with snow-beach afternoons and soft surface conditions underfoot.  We’re seeing a shift back towards more wintery weather this morning (albeit warmer than average) as a small system moves through.  This one looks to be quick, with another one following a couple days out with some accumulative optimism.  You can blow the dust off that Old Farmer’s Almanac and see that we’re in for a regionally forecasted return to more average temperatures as we mosey into March, but you don’t need a centuries-old forecasting formula, just snow dances and a glimmer of shreddy hope.  For today, be prepared with a fit and finish that can handle whatever Mother Nature and Old Man Winter may throw at us (the right goggle lens and outerwear can make a world of difference).  

Looking forward: this weekend we’ll have a host of Boarding For Breast Cancer events on tap.  Give the EVENTS CALENDAR a peruse for the info.

And, don’t forget that SEASON PASSES ARE ON SALE HERE for the 26/27′ season.  Now is the time to buy and lock in the best price of the year.

Whether you’re merely looking to clock a couple runs, or have loftier goals of large double digits, the mountain will be here waiting for you when you’re ready to make some turns.  Smoky’s, Bear’s Den, and the other usual apres players will be here when you’re ready for a break from chomping on Mother Nature’s piste platter.

Thanks for reading, and see you on the hill,

– AL Brundy