Breckenridge Daily Snow

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By Sam Collentine, Meteorologist Posted 1 year ago January 27, 2023

Heavier Snow Friday & Monday

Summary

Heavy snow ramps up on Friday afternoon and continues through Saturday. Slight break on Sunday ahead of more snow Sunday night through Monday. Dry weather prevails on Tuesday and continues through the second half of next week. Chance for snow around February 4 and again around February 7.

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170" Current Season

45" Base Depth

95% Snowpack

Friday - Saturday

Light snow returned on Thursday night and we've received anywhere from a dusting to maybe an inch as of 7:30 am on Friday morning.

We'll continue to receive off-and-on light snowfall on Friday morning ahead of snowfall rates ramping up through Friday afternoon. This storm does look like it will keep the deepest snow totals north of Breck but we should still receive healthy snowfall rates on Friday afternoon and into Friday night, with off-and-on snowfall continuing through Saturday.

In total, look for 2-5 inches from Friday through Saturday.

Temps will climb into the upper teens to low 20s on Friday before dipping back into the low teens on Saturday. Target last chair Friday for storm skiing turns but really plan for first chair Saturday to enjoy all of the fresh snow that falls on Friday night.

Sunday

We should see snowfall rates taper off on Saturday night and be followed by mostly dry weather on Sunday. We could receive some sun on Sunday morning ahead of increasing cloud coverage to signal our next round of snow from Sunday night through Monday.

Monday

We've finally received a bit more clarity in the models for the storm early next week. It now looks like off-and-on light snow could return through Sunday night and into Monday morning ahead of our next chance for heavier snowfall rates on Monday afternoon and into Monday night.

Look for another 2-4 inches from midday Monday through Monday night, with more storm skiing turns on Monday afternoon and untouched snow to enjoy for first chair Tuesday.

Tuesday & Beyond

It now looks like dry weather will prevail through Tuesday, January 31 and kick-off at least a few days of dry weather. Expect clearing skies through Tuesday, with temps in the teens, followed by sunny skies and milder temps for Wednesday, February 1 through Friday, February 3.

Looking further ahead, we'll be tracking "something" around Saturday, February 4 but as of now, this does not look overly strong so it will likely only bring us light snow, if anything. We'll then also be keeping an eye on Tuesday, February 7 for another chance for snow across Colorado.

We've seen very consistent snowfall, albeit lighter, over the past 6+ weeks and our snowpack now sits at 95% compared to the 30-year average so overall, we're still in decent shape even if we see a slightly drier period in early February.

Thanks for reading!

SAM COLLENTINE

About Our Forecaster

Sam Collentine

Meteorologist

Sam Collentine is the Chief Operating Officer of OpenSnow and lives in Basalt, Colorado. Before joining OpenSnow, he studied Atmospheric Science at the University of Colorado, spent time at Channel 7 News in Denver, and at the National Weather Service in Boulder.

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