1-4” on Friday/Saturday; Next System on Wednesday (12/23)

Forecast Discussion: A system currently over northern California to British Columbia heads our way for light snow in our patrol zone on Friday/Saturday.  Snow looks to be in the 1-4” range.  Here are the model predictions: RDPS Model: 4” Canadian, WRF, and NAM Models: 3” UKMet Model: 2” American and European Models: 1” Then, a […]

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Small Snows Between Now and Christmas

Forecast Discussion: A weak system is slowly on its way out of our patrol zone, with a dusting to 1” of snow or so through Wednesday and high winds on Wednesday.  Then, there will be a weak ridge of high pressure over our zone on Thursday.  On Friday a system comes in from the northwest […]

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Snow From Later Thursday to Saturday, Likely in 4-6” Range.

After a seemingly never ending ridge of high pressure dominating our weather for too long, we finally have some better weather to talk about!  After a very warm day today (12/9), weather starts to change tomorrow (12/10).  A system, currently west of the Baja Peninsula works its way towards Colorado, while a weak system approach […]

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Not Much Weather to Talk About

Very short weather post.  We’re sadly under a ridge of high pressure for the foreseeable future.  Maybe a dusting on Thursday December 10?  Then, and we’re practically out in forecast fairyland, a more powerful system is set to come in on Friday (12/11) or Saturday (12/12).  Perhaps.  Canadian Model is saying 9”, American Model is […]

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1-5” of Snow on the First Two Days of December; No Snow For a While After That

Sorry I didn’t post on Thanksgiving or the day after.  There wasn’t much to talk about.  A week system coming in from the northwest passes over our patrol zone on Tuesday (12/1).  It forms into a somewhat impressive low pressure system once beyond our mountains (called a Colorado low), which often actually results in large […]

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