Powder Predictor

Spring once again on tap, then more snow

Last week for Beaver Creek

By Reid Griebling
Real AspenApril 11, 2011
Another round of heavier than expected snow over the weekend has added more snow to the already astounding totals. Beaver Creek will see only six more days as the resort is scheduled to close Sunday, April 17. Vail's closing day nears as well with closing day on Sunday, April 24.

Spring weather for early week before more unsettled weather moves in from the northwest. On mountain temps for Tuesday, April 12, will be great; expect highs to reach into the 30's with radiant heat making it feel more like 45 degrees. South-facing aspects will be great as the sun will soften most everything on the hill.

Overnight lows in the 20's will make a grooming report necessary for those of you who get up with the lifties. Winds will be light and variable, making it perfect for those of you who like to grill slopeside.

Wednesday will be colder and cloudy as a quick system moves past to our north with little snowfall expected.

Our next shot of decent accumulation comes late Thursday through Friday morning. We will watch and see.

Much the same for Aspen/Snowmass; with the exception of any snow overnight Tuesday, no snow expected in the Roaring Fork Valley until Thursday/Friday. For now, grab the sunscreen and some burgers and enjoy John Denver's Colorado.

Enjoy!


comments: 0 Comments on "Spring once again on tap, then more snow"

Be the first to comment below.

COMMENT
Comment Form Info  Comment Information
Real Aspen encourages you to post comments on our articles and blogs. Logged in email is required for monitoring purposes. Your email will not be published and will not be distributed to any third-party. Abusive, obscene, profane, threatening, libelous or defamatory comments are prohibited. By posting a comment, you agree to this policy and our terms of use. To report an abusive posting, please contact us.

To make a comment, please log in or create an account. This helps us prevent spam and other malicious attacks.

Please log in to comment

 

Create a user account to comment

Snow Report

  24hr snow mid dpth snow cond.
A-Basin n/a n/a
Aspen n/a n/a closed
BC n/a n/a closed
Breckenridge n/a n/a closed
Buttermilk n/a n/a closed
Copper n/a n/a closed
Crest. Butte n/a n/a closed
Eldora n/a n/a closed
Heavenly n/a n/a closed
Highlands n/a n/a
Howelsen n/a n/a closed
Keystone n/a n/a closed
Kirkwood n/a n/a closed
Loveland n/a n/a
Monarch n/a n/a closed
Northstar n/a n/a closed
Powderhorn n/a n/a closed
Purgatory n/a n/a closed
Silverton n/a n/a closed
Ski Cooper n/a n/a closed
Ski Granby n/a n/a closed
Snowmass n/a n/a closed
Steamboat n/a n/a closed
Sunlight n/a n/a closed
Telluride n/a n/a closed
Vail n/a n/a closed
WinterPark n/a n/a closed
Wolf Creek n/a n/a closed
More Weather Reports
VIDEO GALLERY
Vail powder day snow snake
Airing it out at Crested Butte
Feb. 17, 2011 Surprise 14 inches of Fresh Powder