Well, this is the last official forecast for the patrol season, though I may post on-and-off on the website as interesting weather happens, and I’ll be sure to post a year-end retrospective on both the season and how the models did (in order to try to improve my forecasts for next season), like I do […]

For our last week of patrol season, warm springtime weather continues.  Then, in what seems like an endless repeat, a closed low goes to our north (why won’t one go just to our south this Spring?) producing some but not a ton of snow for our patrol zone on Friday into Saturday morning.  Here are […]

Temperatures look to warm a bit more each day through Wednesday (4/12), where it will be so warm the lows may struggle to go below freezing at 10,000’ on Tuesday night (and perhaps Wednesday night).  It’ll be mostly sunny through this period with both the American and Canadian model agreeing that there will be no […]

A very large closed low passes to the north of our patrol zone on Tuesday.  Why can’t one of these go to our south and truly hammer our patrol zone?  At least there should be a jet streak overhead on Tuesday which will assist with some snow.  Tuesday (and especially Wednesday) look fairly cold.  Here […]

There’s a quick shot of snow Thursday night through Friday, but the system passes too far to our north to produce that much snow.  Here are the model forecasts: 4” – WRF Model 2” – Canadian and European Models 1” – American Model This weekend through Monday, we’ll see more zonal flow (i.e., typical westerly […]