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    Winter weather advisory/winter storm warning

    For N and C mountains

    3-5" tonight

    3-5" tomorrow

    ...WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 12 AM SATURDAY TO 12 AM MST
    SUNDAY REMAINS IN EFFECT...

    A STRONG WINTER STORM WILL SPREAD INTO THE SOUTHWEST MOUNTAINS
    TONIGHT AND SATURDAY. THE STORM WILL PRODUCE SNOW...HEAVY AT
    TIMES...LATE TONIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY EVENING. THE SNOWFALL WILL
    TAPER OFF BY SUNDAY MORNING. SNOWFALL AMOUNTS OF 10 TO 20 INCHES ARE
    EXPECTED AT ELEVATIONS ABOVE 9000 FEET BY SUNDAY MORNING...WITH OVER
    2 FEET OF SNOW EXPECTED ACROSS FAVORED WEST AND SOUTHWEST FACING
    SLOPES ABOVE 10000 FEET. IN ADDITION TO THE HEAVY SNOW...SOUTHWEST
    WINDS AT 20 TO 35 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 45 MPH WILL PRODUCE AREAS OF
    BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW...ESPECIALLY THROUGH THE MOUNTAIN PASSES
    INCLUDING WOLF CREEK AND CUMBRES PASSES. VISIBILITIES MAY DROP TO
    NEAR ZERO AT TIMES IN HEAVY...BLOWING SNOW.
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    Last edited by funkendrenchman; 10-31-2003 at 08:48 PM.

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    I want one of those!!

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    Originally posted by Telephil
    I want one of those!!
    theres a snow advisory for the wasatch, over a foot expected. 1-3 inches for the valley tomorrow.

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    heard on the weather channel that Wyoming got 15 inches???!!!
    More fucked up than a cricket in a hubcap

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    Originally posted by crstlextrm
    theres a snow advisory for the wasatch, over a foot expected. 1-3 inches for the valley tomorrow.
    now you've done it. if it doesn't snow we'll know who to blame. That said I was up there (Alta) today and there was about 10-12 inches already on the ground.

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    anyone want to go tomorrow?

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    Originally posted by Telephil
    anyone want to go tomorrow?
    Another 2 feet and I would consider making the drive from CO.
    http://www.alta.com/images/mtspcam.jpg

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    Yes but I only have alpine gear so I have to bootpack up. I think I'll probably wait until Sunday so I can ski deep pow
    I've already got a spot scoped that looks like it has good coverage.

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    Originally posted by funkendrenchman
    Another 2 feet and I would consider making the drive from CO.
    http://www.alta.com/images/mtspcam.jpg
    the weatherman said that he wouldn't be surprised if we had that by this time next week.

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    Two feet in the Wasatch around Alta/Bird would not be surprising at all....liquid precip should be in the 1.5-2 inch range so a little 10 or 12 to 1 ratio would yield some impressive snowfall totals on top of the 8 that's already on the ground at mid Gad at the Bird. Plus another storm system is coming later in the weekend and early next week that could lay down another 6-12.

    Tahoe should have around 2 feet higher elevations by the time its all over...

    Colorado, west of a Steamboat-Vail-Aspen line look favorable for a 10-20 incher with isolated 20-25 inch totals.

    Rip it UP

    -PF

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    Originally posted by powder freak
    Two feet in the Wasatch around Alta/Bird would not be surprising at all....liquid precip should be in the 1.5-2 inch range so a little 10 or 12 to 1 ratio would yield some impressive snowfall totals on top of the 8 that's already on the ground at mid Gad at the Bird. Plus another storm system is coming later in the weekend and early next week that could lay down another 6-12.

    Tahoe should have around 2 feet higher elevations by the time its all over...

    Colorado, west of a Steamboat-Vail-Aspen line look favorable for a 10-20 incher with isolated 20-25 inch totals.

    Rip it UP

    -PF
    Nice, but west of Steambot-Vail-Aspen leaves..... Glenwood Springs.

    But overall things things are looking .

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    We have to have at least 12 on the ground here in P.C. Some had soon, it will be. Thank you Ullr.

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    Telephil:

    I'll head up, but I'm planning on watching college football and getting drunk tomorrow afternoon, so I'll need to be back early-ish.

    I wanna get on a rail.

    I'll PM you my cell #. Give me a call and lemmie know your plan.


    J-

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    Sounds good, let me know. I haven't got it yet.

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    Wildcat Base at ????

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    Haven't heard from J yet, but I'm thinking 10:00. If it sucks, I go home, come back the next day. Nice to see we pulled you in Dave.

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    Edited.
    Last edited by jayfrizzo; 10-31-2003 at 08:09 PM.

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    looking out my window pulled me in . But it'll be nice to meet another maggot.

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    Here it comes:



    http://kusa.cust.loudcloud.com/weath...alent/mike.jpg

    Big changes are in store for the SW, Central, and Northern mountains with snow on the way overnight into Saturday. 1-2 feet will be possible for the San Juans above 9000 feet by tomorrow night, with 5-10" for most other mountain locations above 9000 feet. If your plans take you to the high country tomorrow, you will need to exercise your winter driving skills.

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    Originally posted by iskibc
    Here it comes:



    http://kusa.cust.loudcloud.com/weath...alent/mike.jpg

    Big changes are in store for the SW, Central, and Northern mountains with snow on the way overnight into Saturday. 1-2 feet will be possible for the San Juans above 9000 feet by tomorrow night, with 5-10" for most other mountain locations above 9000 feet. If your plans take you to the high country tomorrow, you will need to exercise your winter driving skills.
    So when we leave Loveland tomorrow are we gonna be headed down South?

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    Originally posted by funkendrenchman
    So when we leave Loveland tomorrow are we gonna be headed down South?

    Would be there in a heartbeat, but have to take some students out on a trip on Sunday . I'm thinking if they get the max of 10" tonight and some more tomorrow we hit up something off Love pass in the afternoon?? There's some pockets up there that collect all the windloaded fluff, could be interesting.

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