In the West, snow drought is pushing cross-country ski areas closer to a breaking point
Dirt is a common and unwanted sight at ski areas across the region this year. Due to high temperatures and low precipitation, snow coverage across the Western U.S. likely peaked in February at around 38% of average, according to a recent analysis by the National Snow and Ice Data Center at the University of Colorado Boulder. The percentage marks a record low since satellites started measuring snow coverage 26 years ago.
📝 Plot:
The same group of vacationers reunites at a ski resort, where snowstorms replace sunshine and every activity turns into disaster. Failed ski lessons, collapsing romances, and tested friendships pile up through nonstop mishaps. A cult comedy about collective incompetence and the absurd chaos of group holidays.
#LesBronzesFontDuSki
#comedy
#skiResort
#holidayChaos
#groupDynamics
#FrenchClassic