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“Big snow hits UT/WY/CO PM 3/5-AM 3/7. 1-3 feet of accumulation across the Wasatch, 8-16 inches Colorado, and 10-12 inches Tetons.
Snow Timeline:
Big Sky: 3/6(M), 3/11(M/H)
Wasatch: PM 3/5-AM 3/7(H), 3/11(M)
Tetons: 3/6(H), 3/11-3/13(H)
Colorado: Late 3/5-AM 3/7(H), 3/11(M)
Interior BC: 3/5(L), 3/8(L), 3/10-3/11(M), 3/13(H)
PNW: 3/8(M/H), 3/10-3/12(H)
Tahoe: 3/5(H), 3/10-3/13(H)
Northeast: 3/5(MIX), 3/6-3/7(L), 3/10(M)”
Here are the main highlights from the forecast, but please check out the full video for a detailed forecast, more resort totals, and support for Chris Tomer.
Overview
A major storm system is set to blanket the Inner Mountain West, with significant snowfall expected in Utah and Colorado.
Key Storm Details
The first storm is hitting California now and will intensify overnight, impacting Utah and Colorado. Another system follows on 3/10-3/12, with a third on 3/12-3/14, setting up a prolonged period of snowfall.
Regional Highlights
Utah’s Wasatch range is expecting a massive dump. Alta and Snowbird could see 25-35 inches, while Park City is forecasted for around 2 feet. Colorado’s Western Slope and Southwest regions are also in for a treat, with a potential for 8-16 inches. Wyoming could see around a foot.
Extended Forecast
Looking ahead, the storm track remains active. California gets hit today, then another storm in the future, promising more powder days. The Northeast may see some snow later in the period, around 3/10, after some rain/snow mix
Final Thoughts
The next 72 hours are shaping up to be epic for many areas in the West. Get ready to shred some serious powder!
