Chase Powder Daily Snow

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By Powderchaser Steve, Forecaster Posted 7 years ago January 11, 2018

The west stays active with additional snowfall likely in the short term. Next weeks models have my attention especially a large system that may impact the west late next week.

Summary

The last storm played out as I forecasted with the highest amounts found from Beaver Creek (10 inches this morning) through to Purgatory (7-9) and Telluride (11). The Tetons and Wasatch scored 9-15 inches of wet snow where Stevens Pass reaped 15 inches of medium density yesterday that I wished I chased for. The next 24 hours will feature 1-2 feet of wet snow for the Cascades, Central Panhandle of Idaho, with 7-14 inches likely for the Tetons and isolated areas of Montana. I like the looks of models for late next week with a warm start to the week finishing cold.

Short Term Forecast

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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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