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“Snow today in Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico then storm system moves away. Next cold front hits Intermountain West 11/5-11/6.
Snow Timeline:
(L=Light accumulation)(M=Moderate accumulation)(H=Heavy)
Wasatch: 11/5(L), 11/12(L).
Tetons: PM 11/4-11/5(M), 11/10(M), PM 11/11-11/12(M).
Colorado: 11/4(M), PM 11/5-11/6(H), 11/8-11/9(H), 11/13(M).
Tahoe: —”
Here’s a brief summary, but make sure to watch the whole video for a more detailed forecast:
Current Conditions
- Recent Snowfall: Arapahoe Basin and Loveland Ski Area received about 6-8 inches of new snow in the last 24 hours.
- Storm Movement: The current storm is clearing from the Continental Divide and moving into Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico.
Upcoming Weather
- Cold Front: Between November 5 and 6, a cold front from the Pacific Northwest will move through Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming into Colorado.
- Next Storm System: A major low-pressure system is expected to develop over the Four Corners region, bringing more snow to Colorado and New Mexico from November 7-9.
Snowfall Projections
- Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico: Potential for 1-3 feet of snow in areas like Taos, Santa Fe, and the San Juan Mountains.
- Summit County (Arapahoe Basin, Loveland, Keystone, Winter Park): Forecasted 14-18 inches of snow between November 6-13.
- Additional Cold Front: Another cold front is anticipated around November 11-13, which may bring further snowfall.
Summary
Overall, excellent conditions are expected in Colorado, with significant snowfall projected over the next week.
