The snowmaking team is eager to get back out there, but hasn’t had the chance to do so in the past couple days due to above freezing temperatures. The upper basin is clinging on to a bit of snow from a couple weeks ago, and lower down we have seen scattered rain showers being in and out of the inversion layer fog. All eyes remain fixed on the future forecast.Â
Temperatures are starting to fall with the summit temps supposed to drop back below freezing tonight. Things at the summit are looking more promising in the early next week with temperatures supposed to be in the 20s. Temps in the base area are trending in the right direction as well, the forecast is looking to hover around the freezing mark in the early part of next week. Here’s to hoping temps can drop a couple degrees as the MRSM team is fired up to get the snow guns blowing on Mimi as soon as conditions allow.
Summit Forecast
Friday 11/13: Rain and snow, becoming all snow after 8pm, then gradually ending. Low around 29. Southwest wind 6 to 8 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Little or no snow accumulation expected.
Saturday 11/14: Increasing clouds, with a high near 32. Southwest wind 5 to 7 mph.
Chair 5 Pub Schedule
Friday 11/13: 4–9pm
Saturday 11/14: Prime Rib Dinner starting at 5pm, reservations required, walk-ins will not be accepted Saturday night.
Lifts are not yet operating for the 26/27 season. Target Opening Day is Friday, November 27th, weather and conditions permitting.
Uphill Policy
Pre-Season Uphill Policy in effect. Please check the full policy before heading up.
