Snow report Verbier, 03/23/2014
Verbier refill and whiteout. Es schneit nahezu ununterbrochen seit 48h und das recht ergiebig. Keine Fotos, schaut euch ein weisses Blatt an.
Verbier
Snow condition
Snow quality
Overall impression
Snow condition
Upstairs hui downstairs almost pfui, but it's getting better and better. Because it's also closing up in the lower areas. In the upper areas above 2000m there is now 50cm of fresh snow on a hard, closed base.
Snow quality
Dust on Crust, but as soon as you can no longer get through the dry, cold coke, which will probably be the case today, the 5 stars are within reach.
Risks
The snow has fallen largely unaffected by the wind. In ridge areas, north-facing gullies have been blown out, making it easier to get on. The loose fresh snow is already sliding down the steep slopes towards the valley and requires extra caution when skiing high traverses and couloirs. It is not uncommon to be standing waist-deep in powder and five meters further on the bare, hard old snow. Boarding and tension are more noticeable on the less steep north-facing slopes.
Overall impression
With a nuance more visibility, the star barometer goes straight up. The conditions are certainly very good. But the handbrake is upright. I'll be there until Wednesday, passengers welcome. Get in touch via PM
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