corn snows造句

• North York-- corn snow 18 base 4 trails 2 lifts
• It's important to time the corn snow.
• Later in the spring, real corn snow arrives.
• Bottom line to skiers : grab that corn snow while it's there.
• The alternating of thawing and freezing produces large granules commonly known as corn snow.
• The warmer the weather, the earlier the corn snow develops and the shorter it lasts.
• The sun is usually out, the lifts are humming, the spring corn snow is soft as butter.
• The snow was corn snow, like on the mountain, kind of slushy and it was a little cold.
• -- Corn Snow, CORN : A surface condition consisting of large loose granules that roll together like ball bearings.
• Said Ed Vasquez of REI sporting goods in Northridge : " The Sierras . . . are known for their corn snow.
• But in the spring, these skiers enjoy the added bonus of sunny weather, longer days and prized " corn snow ."
• With conditions from rough corn snow to wet slush, a warning is posted in the rental shop : " Are you wearing shorts?
• Bear Valley _ Mon 6 : 30a corn snow 72-108 base 67 of 67 trails, 8 of 11 lifts, 9a-4p
• I was looking for some corn snow and sunshine this week, but I don't know if I'll find any ."
• Their southern exposure means more sun, which can be a detriment to powder skiing but softens up the base into maneuverable corn snow in springtime.
• As for consistency in warmer weather, while early snow may have a frozen granular crust, this can change to corn snow later in the morning.
• After several free-thaw cycles, the surface works into a spring condition called " corn snow " consisting of round ice crystals often compared to ball bearings.
• Alpine Meadows _ Sat 6 : 00a corn snow 60-102 base 100 of 100 trails 2000 acres, 100 % open, 11 of 13 lifts, 9a-4p
• Pats Peak _ Sat 9 : 00p corn snow 30-88 base 21 of 21 trails, 100 % open 7 of 7 lifts, Sun : 8 : 30a-4p