Snowmaking efforts resumed this morning. We will try to work with the colder, drier overnight forecast ahead into next week and operations will be limited primarily to early morning shifts when the temps, relative humidity and wind are lower. To be efficient, we need at least low 20's F and relative humidity below 80.

Crews will be working from the pump house toward the sledding hill and Lindley Center to try and get enough base down (10-12" minimum) that the Pisten Bully can work on. From there, absent more natural snowfall, we will continue to work around the perimeter loop and connect past the softball complex back to the pump house.

Without consistent cold, dry daytime temps (or enough natural snowfall), it will take a considerable amount of time before grooming can begin.

Beautiful, warmer days are forecasted ahead... Sunset Hills will see some foot traffic.

PLEASE avoid walking/tracking mud onto the man-made snow piles... it will remain in the snowpack and get tilled-up by the groomer, as well as accelerate melting on sunny days.

Thanks for supporting the Community Nordic Trails!! (and keep up those snow dances!!)

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