Chase Powder Daily Snow

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By Powderchaser Steve, Forecaster Posted 4 years ago March 23, 2020

Deepness for the Cascades/Sierra/Wasatch- Colorado's Front Range Nails it on the weekend

Summary

For chasing powder, I have received requests from first responders and community leaders to communicate that they do not want a lot of people coming to town and definitely don’t want to deal with potential snow-related injuries when their focus should be on COVID-19. There is not yet a government-mandated travel restriction, but please consider what I just wrote before heading off to chase. At the very least, please be extra responsible and cautious so that you’re safe and do not cause a burden to healthcare workers. I do not suggest this means to not consider some outdoor activities but just use extra precaution and good common sense. Also, stay inside if you feel sick! I am a proponent for outdoor activities if you are healthy just for your sanity or mental health. I am not in favor of closing our outdoor recreating (Biking, Skiing) Backcountry but use common sense and follow social distancing. For some of us, this might be walking, running, snowshoeing, or cross country skiing. 

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Powderchaser Steve

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Powderchaser Steve has over 45 years of experience chasing storms based on his weather and local knowledge of resorts on both the East and West Coasts. His snow intel will likely land him at the deepest resort and almost never missing "First Chair" in the process. Follow "The Chase" on OpenSnow to find out where the deepest snow may be falling.

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