Weather
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“CO/NM snow today through early 11/9 with Panhandle Hook storm system.
Snow Timeline:
Wasatch: Late 11/12(M), 11/16(L).
Tetons: 11/12(M/H), 11/16-11/17(M).
Colorado: 11/8-11/9(M/H), 11/12(M), 11/16(M).
NM: Tonight-11/8(L).
Tahoe: 11/11(M/H), 11/15(M).”– Chris Tomer
Below are the quick highlights, but check out the video for the full, detailed forecast.
Current Weather Conditions
- A storm system is moving from New Mexico into Colorado, bringing heavy snow along the I-25 corridor toward Denver and the Front Range.
- Snow production is enhanced by easterly winds, particularly impacting areas like Loveland Ski Area and Pikes Peak.
Forecast Highlights
- Peak Snowfall Timing: The most intense snowfall is anticipated from this afternoon through Saturday morning, making it an ideal time for skiing.
- Snow Accumulations:
- Loveland Ski Area: Expected to receive 9-10 inches of snow.
- Arapahoe Basin: Forecasted to get around 8 inches.
- Vail Pass: Anticipated accumulation of about 6-8 inches.
- Denver Metro Area: Projected snowfall of 8-9 inches, with higher amounts in the eastern plains.
Extended Outlook
- Following this storm, another cold front is set to bring additional snow on November 11-12, with moderate accumulations expected.
- Another round of snow could affect the area again around November 16-17.
