Tag: Snow Report
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About 12″ of snow expected on some peaks amid ongoing wave – and there’s more on the way
The recent round of snow that’s been moving through Colorado since Sunday is set to continue into mid-day Wednesday, and some decent totals could still fall in the northern half of the state. After that, it’s looking like another wave of snow could be on the way, too. According to the National Weather Service, widespread…
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Up to 12 inches of snow could hit peaks on Friday – but more is likely on the way
The first of three waves of snow expected to hit Colorado through the end of April should land on Friday, and while more significant snow could be on the way, some specific areas could get snow in the range of eight to 12 inches as this initial round lands. Earlier today, the National Weather Service…
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Three more waves of April snow possible after 10-plus inches hits some Colorado peaks
As expected, a snowstorm rolled through the state of Colorado from Monday to Tuesday, dropping double-digit totals in a few regions. Peaks in the San Juans got hit the hardest, with a few places getting about 12 inches of snow per mapping from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) (mapping featured below). The NOAA…
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Snow to hit Colorado high country with winter weather advisory and dangerous travel conditions possible
The National Weather Service has issued various winter weather advisories for Colorado’s mountainous region ahead of heavy snow that’s expected to hit between Wednesday and Thursday of this week. The agency warns of dangerous travel conditions and possible impacts during Wednesday morning and evening commutes. According to the mapping of the most likely ‘expected’ snowfall…
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Next 15 days should bring 30-plus inches of snow to some Colorado peaks
The snowfall forecast for the next few days continues to look strong in Colorado, with many peaks having a shot at about 12 to 18 inches through the morning of February 14 in the most likely scenario. Meanwhile, main population centers should remain mostly dry until later in the month. According to National Weather Service…
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18-plus inches of snow possible on Colorado peaks before weekend hits
Predictions related to snowfall accumulation that’s set to take place over the next few days in Colorado seem to trending up, with initial estimates of about seven to nine inches of snow in the mountains now looking small compared to the 10 percent chance ‘high-end’ snowfall scenario that could occur. Even in the more likely…
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Colorado town gets 18 inches of snow, major city gets 13
Big snow has hit Colorado in recent hours, favoring parts of the state that have been somewhat skipped by many of the rolling waves of powder thus far this season – specifically the Pikes Peak region and parts of the Eastern Plains. Here’s a breakdown of where the most snow landed, per reports featured by…
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Here’s how much snow Colorado’s towns and cities got this week (so far)
The first major snowfall of the season hit the Colorado Front Range, with several towns, population centers, and landmarks getting snowfall in the double-digits between Tuesday and Wednesday evening. Here’s a look at how much snow has landed around Colorado – and remember, more heavy snow is set to hit the state’s mountainous terrain this…
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Colorado ski resort expected to get 24″ of snow over next five days
Significant snow is finally hitting Colorado, with double-digit totals expected to accumulate around a large swath of the state following a multi-day stretch of significant snow that started Tuesday night. It’s likely that all this snowfall will greatly benefit many of the state’s resorts, as might be expected, with predictions from OpenSnow showing these double-digit…
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Report calls for chance of 2-plus feet of snow in Colorado by mid-November
After a bit of sporadic October precipitation in Colorado, dry days have followed. That said, a major turnaround could be coming by mid-November. Per a report from Direct Weather, an arctic blast could bring quite a bit of snow to much of northern and western America by November 16, with a look at long-term forecasts…




