Cold Storm for the Cascades followed by warmish Rockies dump.

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By Powderchaser Steve, Forecaster Posted 6 years ago April 13, 2019

Summary

Snow is just beginning to fall in the Cascades this morning. Respectable snow levels (2500-3,000 feet) not commonly seen in mid-April will drive good quality snowfall for areas of the Washington Cascades. A deep warm system will hit the Tetons this weekend. The Rockies turn on the hydrants Tuesday/Wednesday with moderate to perhaps heavy snowfall.

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