After some light snow this weekend, the region will dry out for the early part of next week. Around Wednesday night of next week, a stronger storm will arrive in the Andes. Several colder storms will push through the region from Wednesday night through Sunday with some big accumulations possible for the central zone. These storms look to stay a bit too far south for big totals in the northern zone, but they should get some snow out of it.

With multiple storms in the pipeline, the central zone won't see much of a break at all during this period, but it won't be snowing heavily at all times either. This series of storms could bring 30 - 60 cm at least in the central zone and look cold and windy. Below is an early look at the totals.

We could see more storms in the long-range, later next weekend and early next week. The models continue with the southerly storm track, focusing on the central zone. More on that and totals for the upcoming storm next week.

Next update on Monday.

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Luke Stone (@imlukesnow)
Forecaster, OpenSnow

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