It'd be pretty cool to be up there watching the fires be (hopefully) mostly extinguished.
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It'd be pretty cool to be up there watching the fires be (hopefully) mostly extinguished.
Yeah does it make fog?
Satellite projection shows more moisture streaming from the South on up there.
What is the current status on the Fires? Is the snow doing it's job? Unfortunately The sierra is sunny and bone bry. The fores are still going. But it is getting cold
I don't know the answer to this but there is about 8" on the ground at my house.Quote:
Originally Posted by MTT
The news showed a home video from someone in Granby (?) with a hot spot in their yard at home, and it was steaming like a volcanic vent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rideski
Checking in to this epic of a thread.
Promise to post more information than bitching. :rolleyes:
A happy ending somewhere in the Troublesome Fire. Props to Meeker.
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Snotel showing 12-15 inches for snow depth (not SWE) in most of the burn areas. Sure localized amounts are higher but pretty dang sweet! Probably 7-8 inches on the mtn here in breck.
About 9" in my yard here in Montrose!
Trails will be $$$$ by the weekend.Quote:
Originally Posted by snowaddict91
What?! There's maybe 2-3" in CB.Quote:
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I give you 1 month...Quote:
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Gonna be a fun drive to Denver later today...Quote:
Originally Posted by snowaddict91
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We are just short of a foot on the mountains and 9" here at my house between Basalt and Carbondale.Quote:
Originally Posted by goldenboy
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View from office window in Broomfield today!
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Oh man. My wife drive up to Delta at 8 and confirmed its quite slick out there. Safe travels.Quote:
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I bought a new bike last week, so you could say this is my fault. But yeah I'm ready for some hero dirt!Quote:
Originally Posted by Name Redacted
(un?) fortunately we aren't heading out until 4-5pm so maybe the roads will be better by then.. Attachment 345014Quote:
Originally Posted by snowaddict91
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The Red Feather Lakes area reported 24" this morning. Hopefully the fires are out, or damn close.
Golden, just east of STM in Applewood.
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Not too shabby!Quote:
Originally Posted by Full Trucker
One and a half cans of snow!
why? are you moving to Colorado?Quote:
Originally Posted by glademaster
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Originally Posted by Danno
Affirmative. I'll be back in the general northwest quadrant of the country in a few years, but from a career/experience standpoint, the move to CO makes a lot of sense. Plus, I need some high altitude sun to deal with the mosscrack I've developed after 3 years in the sodden Cascade foothills. I will miss the really short winter days up here though.
I'll also be living somewhere that should experience some interesting weather, since this is the era of WFW (work from wherever).