Colorado Weather Discussion Thread

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Originally Posted by MuchosPixels

The problem is due to the long drought when the snows finally come they are gonna get crushed in no time due to the hordes of snow starved skiers just waiting to pounce on it. With more consistent snowfall one can sneak in many good soft days at the resorts with much less skier pressure.

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hordes of powder locusts!

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Just bad skiing everywhere. Total letdown.

^^^heh. That looks familiar. Good to see. Conditions are pretty.....firm on the front range. Still finding some fun turns in the morning before a little afternoon golf at least: Attachment 162860

There's at least 2 inches of wet snow in Avon right now. Fat flakes falling

The Beav showing 4". More than was forecast, take all we can get!

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Originally Posted by montanaskier

I'm glad that whole Bama losing thing worked out for everybody. The snowfall since they lost has been ridiculous.

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Rofl

BSB is up to 5", hope I did not blow it by waiting a week…. Feeling like a powder locust!

10" at Loveland. Solid work by team butthurt, keep up the anti-jinx y'all.

Hurt is over, for now. Bonafide Powder Day at the i70 resorts. Snow looks to be pretty light so beware of rough spots under but some places should ski much deeper. Thanks to the low forecast crowds should be pretty low. Not enough for the Denver folk to react since most if not all snow fell overnight late.

Finally a snow day that isn't a weekend or a holiday! Is it weird that I'm glad when A-basin reports the least of everyone so that it'll be less crowded?

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Originally Posted by MuchosPixels

Not enough for the Denver folk to react since most if not all snow fell overnight late.

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Just checked the snow report from my desk...7". Damn shame that I just missed the last snow to ever fall in Colorado. Ever.

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Originally Posted by montanaskier

Cue..."you can't trust long term forecast" folks in 3...2...1

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Ullr presents Exhibit A :fmicon:

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Originally Posted by adrenalated

10" at Loveland. Solid work by team butthurt, keep up the anti-jinx y'all.

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;) works almost every time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mWhjzFk43s

I know all of us working today are bummed we're missing out on the new snow. However, Breck skied so well on Saturday, especially in Horseshoe and Six Senses. Here is a run from Six Senses, before it had seen many tracks.

Abasin was very good this morning for the pre-opening race. Made the 30 min longer race commute worth it. Sooo good. Sad to go to work :(

Somewhat dust on crust, but still very good. 6-12" across the board.

NWS thinks it's gonna get crazy warm next week but that the persistent ridge might finally push east and open the door to the pacific again.

Long range models still not showing any change into Feb. Valley temps next week in the 50s in spots.

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Originally Posted by montanaskier

Long range models still not showing any change into Feb. Valley temps next week in the 50s in spots.

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Good, I'm taking the bike out on Sunday maybe. Highs near 50 in the lower areas, gonna get some dirt time!

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Originally Posted by montanaskier

Long range models still not showing any change into Feb. Valley temps next week in the 50s in spots.

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looks like extended periods of butthurt on the horizon.

I predict February into march will be a complete dud followed by 150 inches april through may. Seems like thats how its been the past few years.

Some talk of a southern low bringing moisture north late next week but with well above average temps, the snow line would be quite high.

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Originally Posted by montanaskier

Some talk of a southern low bringing moisture north late next week but with well above average temps, the snow line would be quite high.

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Only matters for those of you with ski areas down in the flatlands :fm:

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Originally Posted by WTF is dat

looks like extended periods of butthurt on the horizon.

I predict February into march will be a complete dud followed by 150 inches april through may. Seems like thats how its been the past few years.

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Weren't you just in the Tahoe thread gloating about how great the conditions are in Colorado right now?

Counter butthurt:
Frontrange this morning
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^^^Nice. Good day for that.