The Snapshot: Wind, and wet heavy snow for the next
24-36hrs.
The Science: A warm front approaching the mountains this afternoon will keep the precipitation
tap running through the night.
Temperatures will inch up, and the wind will increase with the passing
of the front later today. Freezing levels will be right around 4500’ so
expect rain/heavy snow below Hogsback with heavy snow on the ridges.
4-7day Long Range: High pressure begins to build Tuesday
morning and will dominate the weather pattern with warm and dry conditions for
the rest of the week. Freezing levels
could reach 7000’ by Wednesday.
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Precipitation:
Water by 4am = 1” Snow = 5”-12”
24hr total inches of water ending at noon tomorrow
= 1.5 -2”
24hr total inches of snow ending at noon tomorrow
=8”- 15”
Trend
and Timing:
The moisture will continue to pour
into the mountain through tomorrow.
Wet heavy snow below 4500’ with higher accumulations expected on the
upper mountain.
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Low: 26 High:
34
Freezing level: 4000’ 4500’
Trends and Timing
Freezing will rise just above 4500’
this afternoon. Surface temperatures
will hover around 32f through tomorrow.
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Winds (mph)
Base: 10-20 W
Ridge Top: 20-30 gust 50+ W
Trend and Timing:
High winds will continue to pound
the resort through tomorrow.
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