Ski Cooper – SnowForecast

Ski Cooper

Today's Forecast Hi/Lo: ↑33° ↓24°

Today's Forecast Snow: 0"

Current Base Depth: 0"

Copper Mountain - Red Cliff Pass, CO Updated Apr 07 @ 02:15

34°
Southwest
7mph

Humidity35%
Dewpoint9°
Visibility10.00mi
Elevation10,525ft

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TUESDAY

Apr 7

33° / 24°

12 - 21
mph

0"
WEDNESDAY

Apr 8

34° / 23°

9 - 17
mph

2"
THURSDAY

Apr 9

32° / 19°

6 - 14
mph

3"
FRIDAY

Apr 10

32° / 25°

13 - 22
mph

0"
SATURDAY

Apr 11

35° / 25°

14 - 25
mph

0"
SUNDAY

Apr 12

33° / 24°

15 - 26
mph

5"

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Mid-Mountain

Weather :

Clear through the day and overnight.
Snow :

No snow.
Wind :

Winds W at 19 to 30 mph in the morning, becoming W at 12 to 21 mph with gusts to 32 in the afternoon, and then W at 11 to 20 mph with gusts to 40 overnight.

Temperature :

Hi: 33°Low: 24°

Snow Levels :

8,921 feet to 11630 feet

Precipitation :

No precipitation expected.

Forecast Elevation: 11,514ft

Mid-Mountain

Weather :

Clear becoming partly cloudy in the late morning and then mostly cloudy overnight. Periods of snow are expected in the evening through overnight.
Snow :

Light snow in the evening through overnight. Snowfall is forecast to be 2 to 3 inches in the evening and overnight.
Wind :

Winds variable at 7 to 15 mph in the morning, becoming variable at 9 to 17 mph in the afternoon, and then SE at 7 to 15 mph with gusts to 23 overnight.

Temperature :

Hi: 34°Low: 23°

Snow Levels :

9,321 feet to 11997 feet

Precipitation :

Potential Precip:
0.04 to 0.2

Forecast Elevation: 11,514ft

Mid-Mountain

Weather :

Partly cloudy to cloudy through the day and then partly cloudy overnight. Periods of snow are expected in the afternoon.
Snow :

Periods of light snow throughout the day. Snowfall is forecast to be 2 to 4 inches.
Wind :

Winds variable at 8 to 16 mph in the morning, becoming variable at 6 to 14 mph in the afternoon, and then NW at 9 to 18 mph with gusts to 32 overnight.

Temperature :

Hi: 32°Low: 19°

Snow Levels :

8,052 feet to 11491 feet

Precipitation :

Potential Precip:
0.08 to 0.39

Forecast Elevation: 11,514ft

Mid-Mountain

Weather :

Partly cloudy becoming mostly clear at times continuing through overnight.
Snow :

Periods of snow throughout the day and overnight.
Wind :

Winds NW at 13 to 22 mph through the day, becoming W at 9 to 17 mph with gusts to 27 overnight.

Temperature :

Hi: 32°Low: 25°

Snow Levels :

9,220 feet to 11605 feet

Precipitation :

Potential Precip:
0.01 to 0.05

Forecast Elevation: 11,514ft

Mid-Mountain

Weather :

Mostly clear becoming mostly cloudy at times continuing through overnight, with periods of snow developing in the afternoon through overnight.
Snow :

Periods of light snow overnight. Snowfall is forecast to be a trace amount.
Wind :

Winds NW at 14 to 25 mph through the day, becoming variable at 8 to 16 mph overnight.

Temperature :

Hi: 35°Low: 25°

Snow Levels :

9,776 feet to 12139 feet

Precipitation :

Potential Precip:
0.01 to 0.06

Forecast Elevation: 11,514ft

Mid-Mountain

Weather :

Cloudy becoming partly cloudy at times continuing through overnight, with periods of snow expected in the morning through afternoon.
Snow :

Periods of moderate to heavy snow throughout the day. Snowfall is forecast to be 4 to 7 inches.
Wind :

Winds W at 15 to 26 mph with gusts to 36 through the day, becoming W at 13 to 22 mph with gusts to 42 overnight.

Temperature :

Hi: 33°Low: 24°

Snow Levels :

8,802 feet to 11803 feet

Precipitation :

Potential Precip:
0.17 to 0.84

Forecast Elevation: 11,514ft

Ski Cooper Discussion

Updated Sunday, April 5, 2020 - Uneventful the next several days, with sunshine and warmer temperatures through Wednesday, as low pressure and cold air hammers California with rain and mountain snow. The low takes a southern track, and moves toward Colorado on Wednesday, with some showers in Aspen Wednesday night, becoming snow on Thursday, but rain below 9,000 feet (rain and rain/ snow mix in Aspen). If this low moves in on a more northerly track, Aspen will see snow on Thursday... Friday and through next weekend (April 10-12th) expect a cooler northwest flow of winds across the mountains, plus some storms from out of the northwest possibly dusting the area/ western Colorado with snow. This pattern continues through mid April, possibly becoming more "stormy" after the 15th of April with some big spring snow dumps. Meteorologist/ Chris Manly

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