Northwest Daily Snow
By Larry Schick, Forecaster Posted 7 years ago January 25, 2017
Lots of clouds, not much snow
Summary
An elongated ridge of high pressure over the West Coast will mean a continuation of dry weather for the Pacific NW. A thin weather front will weaken later today and Thursday, but may result in more clouds and a flurry. Otherwise expect, mostly cloudy skies through Saturday. Temperatures will be mild.
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Larry cherry picks the best powder days to ski. He has skied more than 60 ski areas in the Western US and British Columbia – including Cat and Heliskiing. His ride continues. The path is lined with fresh snow and perfect waves.
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