We've awoken to cloudy skies and temperatures in the low single-digits on Tuesday morning. Temperatures will climb into the upper teens to low 20s on the mountain by midday Tuesday, with partly sunny skies streaming overhead. 

Mild and dry conditions will continue to be the story through Friday. Daytime highs will rise into the upper 20s to low 30s for Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, with overnight lows in the teens. 

Our next chance for snow will then arrive over the weekend. This system continues to show more promise each morning and we'll be watching the second half of Saturday and into early Sunday for the best chance at accumulating snow. 

Dry conditions should then return for the first half of next week before our full attention shifts to Thanksgiving Day and beyond for additional storms to target Colorado. All positive news as we head into the second half of November!

Thanks for reading and look for my next update on Wednesday, November 14th. 

SAM COLLENTINE

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Snow Forecast & Report: Breckenridge

Mountain Dew Snow Dance

This free event will take place on Saturday, November 17th. Activities include a full day of on-mountain activities, giveaways, and appearances by Team USA Snowboarders Red Gerard and Julia Marino. Gramatik and others will then close out the evening with a performance at the South Gondola lot. Facebook Event: https://opsw.co/2zEeMEC

Snow Tires

Please make sure your vehicle is prepared for winter driving conditions, specifically snow tires. This is not only for your own safety and peace of mind but for the safety of others. Visit CDOT to find all Passenger Vehicle Traction and Chain Law information.