Quick update!  POWCAST:

 

The Wasatch of Utah has soaked up the majority of moisture with approx 20 inches of medium density snow at Snowbird and Alta with sunny skies in the past hour.The cold northwest flow is over central and northern Colorado currently however radar looks pretty weak. I would expect only 2-5 inch additional snows tonight (Colorado) which is certainly a far upset from the 6-12 I had expected! Steamboat might be the winner with around 6 inches thus far?  This year has been nothing short of surprises but as usual Utah gets the powder god again.  I really can't wait for the next Vail Dump!

 

Long Range: 

 

The good news for Colorado is that a fairly potent storm is still on track for late in the weekend. Currently it looks like a heavy snow event for the 4 corners beginning Sunday morning (Heavy snow late Sunday/Monday AM). The winds take a shift on Monday perhaps giving moderate snow further north especially Aspen by mid afternoon Monday. The south will see the highest amounts however signs point to even the central mountains getting into the action with the highest intensity from 3pm Sunday to 4pm Monday.  Another storm is on track for mid week and the long term models might even be better by next weekend or early the following week! 

 

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