There are two types of Minnesotans. One that is itching for the snow to blanket the streets and sidewalks. And the other who will take any warm weather that comes our way in the winter. If you're the latter, the forecast is looking pretty nice for you, with above average temperatures. It could even reach the 60s this week, and lows not even going below freezing in central and southern Minnesota. But the weather isn't great news for ski and snowboard hills. Marsha Hovey is the Marketing Director for Trollhaugen, a ski and snowboard resort right across the border in Dresser, Wisconsin. Catharine Richert talked to her about the snow outlook for the season and what makes the best snow-making conditions.