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	daily forecasts online forecasts snowmaking ski links Whether a mountain averages 400 inches of natural snow per year or 40 inches, weather plays a major factor in the operation of a ski area. Matter of fact, skiing almost completely relies on weather, since snow is a meteorological phenomenon. Ski resort owners/operators need to know how much snow is in the forecast, so they can make the appropriate preparations. If natural snow is hard to come by, ski resorts need to know if weather conditions are conducive to snowmaking. Without accurate weather information, thousands of dollars can be wasted on improper procedures and overstaffing. Guests of ski resorts also want to know what the weather is going to be like when the arrive at the ski resort, so they can be prepared for the elements when they begin their vacation. Since the weather varies greatly based on elevation, a local forecast for a lower-elevation town near the base of the mountain can be extremely misleading. Our forecasts will keep your guests on top of the weather situation, so they can thoroughly enjoy their skiing experience. Our meteorologists are well-experienced in ski-resort forecasting. Located in the foothills of the Adirondacks, we know first-hand how quickly the weather can change in mountainous regions. Our forecast staff has years of experience forecasting for ski resorts, providing them with the most accurate weather information available, in a format that is easy-to-read and tailored the needs of their company. Regardless of how big or small your ski area is, regardless of elevation, forecasts from North Country Weather can prove very useful in saving money, as well as in providing the best possible experience for your guests. daily forecasts online forecasts snowmaking ski links North Country Weather Ph: 518-798-1137 \| Fax: 518-798-4939 Email: ncw@northcountryweather.com