Spring skiing is in full effect up in the mountains on most aspects. There were 20 cars in the parking lot at 8:30 this morning. North facing slopes are still in a transitional state, but good corn skiing can be found on all other aspects. The warm temps and sunny skies we've had for the past week have done a number on south facing slopes, but for the most part there is still plenty of snow to slide around on, even if it doesn't look that way from town. I skied the more southerly side of the funnel today at 11:30 and found great corn skiing on the majority of the line. There were a few sections of scratchy, edgeable snow down in the choke where the sun was blocked by tall trees, but where the sun had hit the snow it was soft and creamy. I talked to several folks in the parking lot who skied a more south facing "oven" around the same time and said that it was getting mushy towards the bottom.