2/7 Grooming Report

Feb 07, 2020

Weather report and grooming plan for this weekend

Conditions have been pretty nice lately and this latest storm is bringing in some more snow to help freshen things up. We received about 3" of snow yesterday and currently there is a pretty good glazing of ice on top of the snowpack. It looks like the snow changeover should occur around 10-12pm today but may mix with sleet for some time. As the heavier precip advances, we’ll start to see more snow work in with and additional 4-8". Trails will be soft until they are properly packed and have had time to set up. Please remember to keep an eye out for where fat bikes are restricted. There are signs on the trails in the appropriate locations and if you have any questions please stop in to the Winter Welcome Center.

GROOMING

The groomers were out yesterday and will be out again today and this evening. The trails should set up nicely overnight on Saturday as the temps drop. There will be gusty winds on the backside of the storm so there may be some drifting snow until the grooming crew has the chance to knock out the drifts.

WEATHER REPORT by Nor'Easter Weather Consulting

Today:

Overcast with freezing rain, changing to sleet, and eventually snow. Heavy accumulating snow possible through the afternoon. Northwest wind 5-10mph, gusting to 30 mph in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 20’s, may fall in the afternoon.

Tonight:

Snow ending, mostly cloudy. West wind at 10-20 mph. Lows in the single digits.

Saturday:

Decreasing clouds and cold. Highs in the low teens. Wind out of the west at 10-15 mph.

Saturday night:

Mostly clear and very cold. Lows from -10 to -5. Lighter wind.

Sunday:

Mostly sunny with a cold start. Highs eventually get into the low 20’s. Light wind.

Sunday night:

Increasing clouds with scattered snow showers by morning. Lows in the upper teens.

CHECK CONDITIONS

If you would like to get the most up to date trail condition alerts sent directly to your smart phone, just download the app and create an account with TrailHub and set KT fat biking, Nordic, snowshoe, and MTB trails as your "favorites" and you will get a notification each time we update conditions and push out an alert. Otherwise you can always check out the latest trail status and updates from the Trail Conditions page on the KT website.

Fat Bike Conditions

Nordic Ski Conditions

Snowshoe Trail Conditions

THANK YOU LANDOWNERS!

< Older Post Newer Post >