here you go http://cires1.colorado.edu/~aslater/SNOW/
NOAA going all in on the San Juans. 37-52 (!!!!) inches predicted for wolf creek over 48 hours. Insane.
Can't believe I have to do real life shit tomorrow. Enjoy the goods folks.
So why are you still here cunting up this thread? You don't ski, you don't get stoked about powder, I feel sorry for you. It doesn't take a genius to figure out how to miss the morning traffic and ski powder all day long, I was almost there about 5 years ago but changed my attitude. Stop being so lazy or go kill the vibe of some other thread.
Back on track, easy drive up, all day powder and lots of sick first tracks. No pics, low visibility and having too much fun. Lines were a little long but the singles moved quick all day. The drive home was interesting with traffic starting at Idaho spring where it normally ends. Once on the flat land you got around everyone who really can't drive in the snow. If you haven't gotten yours there's still a few days left. I love Colorado.
Breck skied great this morning. Grabbed the first chair, skied through lunch and heading back down now. Upper stuff by T bar and over to imperial were all nice. Few fresh tracks, but even the more cut up stuff had good shin deep lines. Only caveat was the line lengths, why I normally don't ski here- but it does seem like they got pretty close to what they reported inches wise the part couple days. Nice day to ski!
Considering what was forecasted, this one was a bust for most areas. Maybe it'll deliver for the San Juans. They're still calling for more for most mountains through today and tonight, but this thing looks over with to me. Hopefully tonight will end up panning out.
who's going to wolfie tomorrow?
I'm thinking of heading down before the ass-crack of dawn for a Monday/Tuesday powder cleansing.
Trip should only be ~4.5hrs each way.
In search of the elusive artic powder weasel ...
^^Nice!
Nice pics, Steve. Thanks for sharing and the report!
I french kissed Kelly Kapowski.
No need to recalibrate. it was just that good today..
Ran a lap through the flattop trees/rock garden, with just a few tracks, and no people, but remarkably thin base in there for late Feb. Seemed much worse than when I skied terrain park the day before leaving on vacation.
Whole lotta folks (~10) on flattop putting lines every which direction. My little secret stash was thankfully still hidden behind a rib of rocks when I arrived around 1 PM. 3 laps later and nobody had caught on. Heard that terrain park was fairly tracked out.
I assumed that HV would be a total gong show, but sounds like it was pretty darn good. Some friends skied it sat and said it was already skiing great, but they are less snow-snobbish than me...
We're doing surprisingly well for a SW storm... I'm stoked.
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Fukt: a very small amount of snow.
People who made to wolf creek today please, please post pictures. I won't be able to make it out there this week and I want to live vicariously through you guys.
From the Telluride snowstake cam at 4pm now that power is back on in the town.
Crazy storm for the SW. We needed this one.
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