New Mexico Daily Snow
By Julien Ross, Forecaster Posted 4 years ago February 20, 2020
Incoming! It's on for Sunday in northern mountains
Summary
Wednesday night's wave delivered a light refresh of 2" at Red River and 1" at Taos. Thursday, Friday, and the first part of Saturday will be dry. From Saturday afternoon through Sunday a storm from the southwest will bring 2 to 10 inches across the northern mountains. Sunday first chair and last chair will find the best snow. Snow could linger after lifts close Sunday making for more soft turns on Monday morning and potential rope drops on any terrain closed on Sunday. Monday looks mostly dry. A cold front Monday night will bring frigid temperatures for Tuesday and Wednesday. We could see snow Monday night through Wednesday but amounts are expected to be on the low end. We dry out February 27 through March 2. All eyes are on a potentially potent storm sometime between March 3 and 5.
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About Our Forecaster
Julien Ross
Forecaster
Julien was born and raised in Santa Fe, New Mexico and was introduced to skiing at age 7 through the public schools subsidized ski program at Ski Santa Fe. It was love at first turn and Julien has been chasing deep powder and good mogul lines ever since. Julien grew up fascinated by weather and studied physical geography with a focus on meteorology at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff.
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