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Storm Recap

We picked up another 3 inches for Sunday morning's report, which brings our 48-hour storm total to 12 inches. The forecast coming into the storm was for 3-5 inches but as we'd been discussing coming into the storm, the upside potential came through and we received a very healthy storm. I'll take it!

Sunday

We'll now receive mostly dry weather, cloudy skies, and temps in the teens on Sunday as we receive an unfavorable wind direction out of the southwest. There could be a few flakes here and there but not much in terms of real snow accumulations.

Monday

Mostly dry weather should continue through Monday morning as we receive cloudy skies and temps in the single digits to low teens. The action will then ramp up on Monday afternoon as good jet stream support and the wind direction shifts to blow more out of the west and west-northwest.

A narrow band of intense snowfall on Monday afternoon could offer storm skiing turns as snowfall rates approach 1-2 inches per hour for last chair Monday, followed by the storm continuing to deliver heavy snowfall through early Monday night. The snowfall rates will then quickly wind down by late Monday night and we should see clearing skies by first chair Tuesday morning.

In total, look for 3-6+ inches from Monday afternoon through Monday night, with excellent turns on Tuesday morning. The narrow band of snowfall on Monday afternoon will create a hit-and-miss scenario so keep an eye on the snow stake cam and plan to wake up early Tuesday morning to enjoy the goods.

Tuesday - Friday

Monday's storm will then quickly clear out on Tuesday morning and we'll enter a period of mostly sunny skies and quiet weather for the rest of the week. Expect temps in the teens on Tuesday, followed by a jump into the 20s on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. This week will be a great time to get outside and enjoy all of the recent snow.

Next Weekend & Beyond

Following the break in the action from Tuesday through Friday, we'll be tracking a weak storm that could bring light snow to Colorado over the weekend of February 4/5. It's nothing to write home about at this point and I wouldn't be totally surprised to see this chance for snow vanish in the coming days.

Looking further ahead, it does look like we'll receive a better chance for "something" around February 7/8 and again around February 10-12. The atmosphere just wants it to snow this winter so fingers-crossed that the storm train will return as we head into the middle of February.

Thanks for reading!

SAM COLLENTINE