Thursday
We shouldn’t
see much more snow or rain for the next 12-24hrs.
Tomorrow’s
Storm: The leading edge is expected to reach the mountains around noon
tomorrow. 24hr water equivalents from noon tomorrow through noon on
Saturday = +-1” or +- 12” of snow.
Another
storm with similar results will hit the mountains early Sunday morning. I
will wait until tomorrow to dial in those numbers- but we are still on track to
have close to 2’ of new snow on the ground by late Sunday afternoon.
The
potential with the snow gods on our side (convergence, east flow, freezing
level love): 30” by Monday morning.
The Long
Range: As of now, models are showing the snow continuing into the early
Monday morning. The high-pressure building over the interior
southwest will begin to push most of the moisture north into southern Canada by
late Monday/Tuesday. +-8000’ freezing levels are forecasted for
the middle of next week with little to no precipitation.
Another cold
front with cooler temps is peaking into the long-long range models for the end
of next week. Don’t put much stock in that.
jm
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