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As we mentioned yesterday a split flow developed over Colorado with the highest moisture taking over the SW mountains and areas of the northern border near Wyoming and the Uintas.. The Uinta mountains are most likely up to to 2 feet or more. Unfortunately it left Colorado’s ski resorts sitting in … Continue reading
Breckenridge Ski Area delivered with 8-9 inches of “blower” this morning. Rain in Denver, wet snow at lower elevations and surprisingly dry snow on top gave me a long needed morning of Faceshots before the sun bake set in. You can thank the nearly 13,000 foot summit elevation that Breckenridge … Continue reading
FORECASTS FOR THE 2013/2014 SEASON WILL BE BEGINNING SHORTLY. CLIMATE DATA IS DUE OUT ON JUNE 20TH SO STAY TUNED FOR POWDER UPDATES. HERE IS THE DEEP VIDEO SUMMARIZIING 2012/2013 FROM POWDERCHASERS. WE ARE THE ONLY ONES THAT HAVE OVER 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE CHASING POWDER AND WILL GET YOU … Continue reading
Thanks for you support for what ended up one of the most inconsistent powder seasons! The Sierra started out with several deep storms only to be followed by high pressure towards the middle and end of the season. The Northwest who had early predictions for a dry winter … Continue reading
Just when I was ready to pull the plug on alerts for the season I cant resist watching this next cold front moving into Montana today. Heavy snowfall will spread through central and southern Montana (Billings in the bulls-eye), This will move into Teton Pass tonight with light to moderate … Continue reading
