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Aosta Valley
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Conditions this week have been spring skiing for sure.

Skied Courmayeur, La Thuile & Pila.

About 75mm of fresh fell on Monday night, followed by clear blue skies for the rest of the week. The existing bases on piste are holding up well despite scarily high temperatures, we saw 19c in Courmayeur on Thursday. Shocked

Conditions were still very good high up throughout the day, but soon deteriorated low down into a sea of slush later in the day.

Should this warm weather continue without fresh snowfall it's going to be very challenging come Easter to find anything decent to ski on if at all.

We headed over to La Rosiere on Thursday and it was shocking, boilerplate ice on all of the liaison runs, slush on the pistes and blowing a hooley, headed back to La Thuile asap, where things were so much better, even found some half decent off-piste.

Advice is stay high, pack plenty of sunscreen and lightweight clothing.
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