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Updated September 18, 2017 UNSETTLED ACROSS THE WEST --> This week we expect a few Gulf of Alaska storms to move through the western US, and drops snow to some mountain areas across Washington, Oregon (Cascades), Idaho, Montana, Wyoming (northern Rocky Mountains), California, Nevada (Tahoe), and Utah (Wasatch). By Saturday we may see some snow for Colorado also, as the trough weakens, warms up some, and shifts east. Luckily, the mountains and resorts in Colorado are so elevated, that despite the warming, snow is still possible. More details are coming. The East Coast (+ the resorts) will be sitting under a high pressure ridge, with warmer than average weather. CMBY and AFTER THIS WEEKEND... High pressure ridging will start to dominate the western US, for quite a late summer season warm-up. This should affect all areas, though Colorado will be dealing with some unsettled weather to start (Sat and Sun). This ridge over the west should last through 7 to 10 days, turning unsettled again (storms) after the first few days of October, but more so by the 10th or so as low pressure deepens across the west (colder, snow more likely for many areas). CM
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↑79° / 26c°
↓61° / 16c°
Sky Condition
Mostly sunny
Snow Potential
None Expected
Precipitation
None Expected
Wind
From the N at 5 to 7 MPH.
24
↑81° / 27c°
↓62° / 17c°
Sky Condition
Mostly sunny
Snow Potential
None Expected
Precipitation
None Expected
Wind
From the SW at 5 to 7 MPH.
25
↑80° / 27c°
↓60° / 16c°
Sky Condition
Mostly sunny
Snow Potential
None Expected
Precipitation
None Expected
Wind
From the WSW at 4 to 6 MPH.
26
↑78° / 26c°
↓57° / 14c°
Sky Condition
Partly cloudy with isolated showers
Snow Potential
None Expected
Precipitation
Isolated Showers (Potential precip: 0.25in, 6.33mm)
Wind
From the NE at 3 to 8 MPH.
27
↑73° / 23c°
↓56° / 13c°
Sky Condition
Partly cloudy with scattered showers
Snow Potential
None Expected
Precipitation
Scattered Showers (Potential precip: 0.03in, 0.84mm)
Wind
From the SSE at 7 to 9 MPH.
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↑79° / 26c°
↓61° / 16c°
- Last Update23 Apr @ 10:04
- Snow Past 24 Hours0 in
- Snow Past 48 Hours0 in
- Season Total354 in
- Average Base DepthUnreported in
Comments
None Reported
Today's Snow Potential
None Expected
- Trails0 of 116
- Lifts0 of 13
- Acreage0 of 500 ( 0% )
Other Info
- Additional ReportsNone Available