Snow Mountain Ranch – SnowForecast

Snow Mountain Ranch

Today's Forecast Hi/Lo: ↑68° ↓50°

Today's Forecast Snow: 0"

Current Base Depth: 0"

Granby-Grand County Airport, CO Updated May 31 @ 07:08

71°
Southeast
3mph
Cloudy

Humidity33%
Dewpoint40°
Visibilitymi
Elevation8,399ft

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SUNDAY

May 31

68° / 50°

9 - 17
mph

0"
MONDAY

Jun 1

68° / 46°

7 - 15
mph

0"
TUESDAY

Jun 2

62° / 45°

3 - 11
mph

0"
WEDNESDAY

Jun 3

65° / 49°

6 - 14
mph

0"
THURSDAY

Jun 4

65° / 45°

5 - 13
mph

0"
FRIDAY

Jun 5

59° / 42°

12 - 23
mph

0"

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Mid-Mountain

Weather :

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

No snow.
Wind :

Winds W at 12 to 23 mph in the morning, becoming variable at 9 to 17 mph in the afternoon, and then variable at 6 to 14 mph overnight.

Temperature :

Hi: 68°Low: 50°

Snow Levels :

14,195 feet to 15023 feet

Precipitation :

Potential Precip:
0.03 to 0.15

Forecast Elevation: 8,769ft

Mid-Mountain

Weather :

Partly cloudy becoming cloudy in the late morning and then partly cloudy overnight. Periods of rain are expected in the morning through afternoon.
Snow :

No snow.
Wind :

Winds variable at 10 to 19 mph in the morning, becoming variable at 7 to 15 mph in the afternoon, and then variable at 3 to 11 mph overnight.

Temperature :

Hi: 68°Low: 46°

Snow Levels :

13,842 feet to 15111 feet

Precipitation :

Potential Precip:
0.12 to 0.61

Forecast Elevation: 8,769ft

Mid-Mountain

Weather :

Mostly cloudy through the day becoming mostly clear overnight. Periods of rain are expected in the morning through afternoon.
Snow :

No snow.
Wind :

Winds variable at 7 to 15 mph in the morning, becoming variable at 3 to 11 mph in the afternoon through overnight.

Temperature :

Hi: 62°Low: 45°

Snow Levels :

13,503 feet to 14524 feet

Precipitation :

Potential Precip:
0.28 to 1.4

Forecast Elevation: 8,769ft

Mid-Mountain

Weather :

Partly cloudy through the day and then clear overnight. Periods of rain are expected in the morning.
Snow :

No snow.
Wind :

Winds variable at 6 to 14 mph through the day, becoming variable at 3 to 11 mph overnight.

Temperature :

Hi: 65°Low: 49°

Snow Levels :

14,342 feet to 14648 feet

Precipitation :

Potential Precip:
0.15 to 0.75

Forecast Elevation: 8,769ft

Mid-Mountain

Weather :

Cloudy becoming partly cloudy at times continuing through overnight. Periods of rain are expected in the morning through evening.
Snow :

No snow.
Wind :

Winds variable at 5 to 13 mph through the day, becoming variable at 4 to 12 mph overnight.

Temperature :

Hi: 65°Low: 45°

Snow Levels :

13,404 feet to 14870 feet

Precipitation :

Potential Precip:
0.15 to 0.76

Forecast Elevation: 8,769ft

Mid-Mountain

Weather :

Partly cloudy becoming clear in the evening continuing through overnight, with periods of rain expected in the afternoon.
Snow :

No snow.
Wind :

Winds W at 12 to 23 mph with gusts to 33 through the day, becoming SW at 10 to 19 mph with gusts to 29 overnight.

Temperature :

Hi: 59°Low: 42°

Snow Levels :

12,628 feet to 13570 feet

Precipitation :

Potential Precip:
0.06 to 0.32

Forecast Elevation: 8,769ft

Sunrise
5:36 AM

Sunset
8:26 PM

First Light
5:04 AM

Midday
1:01 PM

Last Light
8:58 PM

Day length: 14h 49m
Remaining daylight: 1h 18m

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Snow Mountain Ranch Discussion

Updated for Friday May 29, 2020 - This weekend upper-level high pressure ridging holds out ahead of a low pressure system pushing into the western US. Expect 80+f high temps in Aspen today with a mostly sunny day, then afternoon/ evening thunderstorms are expected Saturday and through most of next week, air mass variety but with some extra moisture (especially tomorrow/ Saturday), mostly "isolated" to "scattered" in nature, hit and miss (but again, more "hit" tomorrow/ Saturday). It looks lime the chance for thunderstorms good, soaking showers increases as we move into the first week of June... Longer Range: Lots of thunderstorm and shower activity is expected mid and late next week as moisture is channeled across the southern and central Rocky Mountain areas. We expect to see drying and cooling with windy conditions as low pressure sweeps through next weekend and that Monday (5-8 June). High pressure ridging builds in afterward (after the 8th of June) across the region, with warming and just isolated (the usual) afternoon thunderstorms each day, mostly over the peaks. Meteorologist/ Chris Manly

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