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Is there any way of determining the snow temperature from the air temperature at any given moment or does the snow temperature vary not in a fixed ratio to the air temperature?
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waitingforwinter
, You are correct there is no way, there are all kinds of variables, overnight temp, time of year ie. sun angle snow pack temp at depth etc etc. If you are looking at waxing then I suggest you try an all round one to start with and fine tune when you have a better idea of the temp ie a snow thermometer.
I'm sure Spyderjon will be along soon to give you some better advice.
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Dypcdiver wrote:
.....I'm sure Spyderjon will be along soon to give you some better advice.
No idea myself (
) other than using a digy thermometer. Both Swix & Toko do ones that look like pens. If you're a keen racer you'll also need a hygrometer to measure humidity to select the correct flouro overlay
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) other than using a digy thermometer. Both Swix & Toko do ones that look like pens. If you're a keen racer you'll also need a hygrometer to measure humidity to select the correct flouro overlay 
