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At what temperature does it become too warm to ski? In other words, the base snow becomes too slushy.

By Kevin Asked Feb 5 2009 1:29PM
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by East Hill on Feb 12, 2009 at 4:14 pm Permalink

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It really can't become *too* slushy. You can ski on all of it until it's melted. (How enjoyable it is can be debated).

When you're skiing in mud, it's too slushy.
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by J free on Feb 12, 2009 at 3:06 pm Permalink

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That depends out west (u.s.a.) in high altitude it can be very warm (45*F) and snow be ok here in the east sunny and 40* for a few days in a row it will seem like you are skiing on mashed potatoes there many variables humidity, base depth, pitch, night temps ect.. but generaly speaking I would say up to 40*F your ok
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by Lion Heart sleeps on Feb 5, 2009 at 1:41 pm Permalink

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At what temperature does it become too warm to ski? In other words, the base snow becomes too slushy.: by Kevin : Picture 1
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