SOUTH AMERICA Long Range Weather Outlook Updated: July?06, 2019 at 12:30pm (in Santiago, Chile) Quick update, showers and resort elevation snow are expected at times (mostly light) through this weekend, into early next week for areas south of the Mendoza region, Nequen and Bariloche. Even there, these are mostly light and occasional, mixed with plenty of sunshine. Mendoza remains mostly dry and with some clouds, mostly sun. By mid and late next week (10th-14th of July), we are expecting more moderate snow at times, not just light, for Nequen and Bariloche regions, especially the more southerly Bariloche and Chubut. Mendoza may see some resort snow next weekend (13th-14th) as low pressure dips further north. Mid July and onward, storms increase, strength and cold air increase/ improve, and moisture increases, basically stronger storms, and more frequent, for moderate to heavy snowfall across Nequen and Bariloche, south, light to moderate for the Mendoza region, though we will have to watch for potential heavy snow there. More detail is coming. - Chris Manly/ Meteorologo/ USA SOUTH AMERICA Long Range Weather Outlook Updated: June 25, 2019 at 2:30pm (in Santiago, Chile) After some heavy snowfalls from the?current and expected?low pressure system this Wednesday and Thursday (June 26 - 27)... This weekend, 28 to 30 June, we expect a couple of weaker low pressure systems to move through, with?snow showers for all resort areas north to Santiago, heavier just south of Santiago including Cerro Bayo Resort, as a couple of low pressure systems move through. On Monday?we expect lingering snow as a low pressure system is exiting the area. Totals will be light to moderate. Most of next week (July 02 through July 07)?Tuesday?through Friday (snow may linger into Tuesday), we expect a large and strong high pressure ridge to dominate the weather for the Andes Mountains, with sun and some clouds mixed, milder temperatures and no snow expected north of Patagonia (most of the larger more popular resorts in the Santiago, Chile region will be dry), mostly dry and sunny for the Andes Mountains.?Meanwhile Patagonia?will see regular, frequent snowfalls?through this period. Around July 08 through July 10, we see a transition back into unsettled and snowy weather for the Andes Mountains and places like Valle Nevado, Portillo, etc. This should last through mid-July.? ? Meteorologo:?Christopher Manly...More

Its snowing across northern Colorado, and more is coming through today and tomorrow, into Sunday. Aspen will see snow to 8,500 feet, and may even see some snow in town......More

LONG RANGE: SUMMER?! Late June? Mid and late next week/ weekend (June 19th - 23rd) expect unseasonably strong low pressure to dominate the northwest US and northern Rocky Mountains, with snow levels dropping to near 4,000 feet (!!!), mostly 5,000 to 6,500 feet, with some snow accumulation across Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming, with Bogus Basin, Tamarack, Brundage, and Sun Valley all getting a summer coating of snow, along with Big Sky, Jackson Hole, and of course more importantly, the backcountry areas of the northern Rocky Mountains above mainly 5,000 feet....More

LONGER RANGE FORECAST Updated Thursday Apr?11, 2019:?One storm (weak) moves through Sunday (light snow up around 8,000+ feet, light rain showers below), and another late Monday?through early Tuesday (2 to 4" of snow, snow level 5,000 to 6,000 feet, below resort elevations), for quick shots of light snow. ALL next week (15th - 19th) looks mostly sunny and mild, spring weather and snow surface conditions... We may see a shot of showers/ snow that weekend (20-21st April), then more high pressure ridging and mild spring weather. The last days of April into early May could be busy again with low pressure systems and snowfall as the pattern reverts back to unsettled. May overall, more busy with storms than usual, more rains for California, more snow for the Sierra Nevada....More