3/2 forecast

The Clymb: free membership. Access to super cheap gear including Trew, Zeal, Sierra Designs, and many more. — Good morning, Now that we’ve been buried in snow, we’re going back to a more moderate snowfall period. The snow level today starts around 4500’, falling to 3000’ by 10am and falling futrher to 1500’ by 7pm.…

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The Clymb: free membership.
Access to super cheap gear including Trew, Zeal, Sierra Designs, and many more.

Good morning,

Now that we’ve been buried in snow, we’re going back to a more moderate snowfall period.

The snow level today starts around 4500’, falling to 3000’ by 10am and falling futrher to 1500’ by 7pm. Winds today will be SW 30ish early, going to WSW 40-50 by 10am, falling to WSW 25-35 by 10pm. Total accumulation today will be .5-.75” of water value, for 6-8” of new snow.

Snow flurries continue tomorrow morning, becoming moderate snowfall by 7pm. Winds tomorrow will be SW 15-20, building to W 25-35 by 10pm. Total precipitation will be around.25”-.5”, for 3-4” of new snow falling overnight. The snow level will be around 1000’.

Friday starts out dry, possibly with a few sunbreaks. Winds will be SW 5-15mph early, building to SW 20-30 by 4pm, going to WSW 35-45 by 10pm. The snow level will be 2000’ to start, going to 3000’ by 4pm. Total precipitation will be .25”-.5”, for 4-6” of new snow, mostly falling Friday night.

Saturday sees the snow level around 1500’ with moderate snow falling through 10am, becoming flurries later as the snow level falls to 500’. Winds Saturday will be W 20-25 for the day. Total accumulation will be less than .25” for 2-3” of new snow.

Have an awesome day.

Temira

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