Weather News – SnowForecast

Bogus Basin to be pummeled by mid-October snow, starting tonight...

16
Oct

By early Sunday morning this is the aftermath of the Thursday through Saturday snows at Bogus Basin, 1/2 foot possible, maybe 10" to a foot on nearby peaks! Its mid-October! Hows that early season looking? Here is a link to the forecast details and updated discussions: http://snowforecast.

Oct 15, 2019 Long Range Outlook for North America

16
Oct

High pressure ridging dominates the western US and southwest Canada mainly by mid and late next week as the eastern US gets a turn at unsettled weather (24th of October onward for about a week).

Western US - Big storm expected to move through the 17th to 20th... Aspen, Bogus Basin, more top to bottom snowfall!

10
Oct

By late next week and weekend, October 17th through the 20th, a strong and colder than usual storm system moves in across the western US, with snow levels not looking quite as low as the last couple of storms that caused very low elevation snowfall across areas of the inland Northwest (2 snow storms in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho and to Spokane, Washington, who both received several+ inches of snow, the first of which was on September 28th! That snow melted fast, in a day or so, but this latest storm which dropped over 4" of snow at Spokane Airport and similar or more for Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Tuesday night (October 8th), was followed by very unusually cold air, which kept high temperatures in the freezing range on Wednesday, with 1" of snow still on the ground at Spokane airport in northeast Washington (elevation just above 2,000 feet) today (Thursday October 10), after 4" was reported as a snow depth all day Wednesday.

Aspen-Snowmass first top to bottom snowfall of the season coming next Thursday Oct 10, COLD storm!

6
Oct

First, take a look at the cold air coming in with this storm, really, unusually cold as -1F air sweeps in on strong winds at 10,000+ feet.

Southern British Columbia to see snow to the valley floors (Revelstoke, BC) Tuesday night/ Wednesday morning...

5
Oct

7:45am Mountain Time, Saturday October 5, 2019 -Updated Oct 05, 2019 at 1:00am MST Today (Saturday the 5th) - Another low pressure system moves in tonight with some snow showers expected to develop, and snow showers above mainly 4,000 feet, dipping to 3,500 at times today (1,200m, to 1065m).