Ullr just hit the reset button!

Good morning, and welcome to your Friday morning SNOW report from Brundage. We’re starting this early morning off with another refresh of snow at the base, additional accumulations at higher elevations, and snow in the air.  This will add a soft blanket to what we saw yesterday, which was an all-mountain powder refresh for opening bell.  After delivering OVER 3 FEET OF SNOW IN A WEEK, Ullr was having trouble with his Wifi connection for a couple days.  It would seem that after an “excited” call with the IT Helpdesk and the classic “unplug/plug back in” regimen, he got things figured out.  We’re back in business with winter weather, and the forecast just keeps getting better as we move into the weekend!  

As far as surface conditions go, yesterday was a powder paradise.  That full mountain reset made for soft landings and white room turns allover the hill.  Even as more and more tracks got laid in, things held up and stayed relatively soft.  You can expect somewhat similar conditions today, with a little less fresh snow to kick up into the air from atop the base layer of skier packed powder.  The wind has been moving the snow around, so wind loaded areas could be deep.

On groomed trails, expect a powdery blanket on top of some of what was cut last night and into this morning.  If you’re on the hunt for the most pronounced corduroy (which still may be more of a powderoy), give the grooming report a read while you’re thumbing through the paper (or scrolling on your phone) and drinking your morning coffee.

The calendar may say we’ve officially started spring, but we’re clinging to winter like a mom whose baby boy is about to leave the nest for college.  Miracle March is in full effect, so come see for yourself! 

Thanks for reading, and see you on the hill,

— AL Brundy

Kids 6 and under always ski & ride for FREE at Brundage.

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