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Squaw Valley April 13th POWDER DAY
The chase back from Squaw was long as snow is now falling over the San Juans of Colorado as well as the Wasatch. Amounts are light with 5 inches at Wolf Creek, and 3 inches at Snowbird as of 7:30 AM. Snow will pick up over the San Juans late this morning and early afternoon continuing through the evening before most of the energy moves North through Central Colorado and up towards the Flat Tops (Craig, Meeker and to some extent Steamboat). Aspen and I-70 near Vail will see 7-9 inches tonight into Sunday morning where Wolf Creek will see totals in the 10-12 inch range. Unfortunately, some of that snow will be during the day today and another moderate round tonight. The Wasatch will see 3-6 inches today, 3-7 tonight, and 1-2 on Sunday.
More snow possible by the middle of next week?
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Way to kill it again! That Jackson day skiing on 40″ of storm snow was one of my best of the season. Glad I ran into you that morning. Have a great summer, and maybe we can hit some singletrack when I’m down on the front range.
Just started snowing in Steamboat
and then it stopped
Snowing moderately to heavy in summit county, i’m heading back to the Boat and hope it gets north
Thanks. I see it on radar and on the web cams. I am actually thinking Copper might be a good bet?
Hm… I can’t seem to reply to your reply, but yeah you are right, copper is definitely the best bet, with super bee open at least. This storm seems to be acting strange. Would you mind emailing me links to the models you look at?
Or apparently i can reply to the reply, it doesn’t drop down below though
There is a stash of models that I have captured over the years however this one is very good for 48 hour predictions.
http://weather.unisys.com/nam/index.php
Oh the longed for trifecta, I hope it works!
I hope so! I think you still will see snow mainly Saturday night or Sunday however the I 70 corridor near Vail might see more? I can’t see the models from the road
On the chase to the Sierra and back to Snowbird Friday night