25" total from this storm.
You have to love these occasional April days where WP’s northern position leaves them under a burst that nobody else gets.
Interesting thing about this storm is how cold it came in - it was 10° at my place at midnight and instead of impenetrable wind compacted drifts it is 6” of cold fluff. The full wind impact never really materialized, either - it blew hard, but nothing too unusual.
The trailing storm that will come through the Four Corners tomorrow is even colder - the core is forecast at -26° C. That’s not at ground level of course, but it’s causing convective feedback issues in the models, for example an inch of liquid where I live. Could be a sleeper, so I’m hoping everybody who is still skiing went nuts today.
@dbostedo I tend to agree with
@tball on Copper for tomorrow. My only hedge on that is how good a cold storm will be in the alpine, provided visibility is reasonable.
I wouldn’t do A-Basin for what you are looking for, but you storm skied Loveland last year and if it didn’t bug you visibility wise, then it will be a lot more interesting than Copper’s (lack of) variety of blue terrain.
Highs are supposed to be well below freezing, so I’d think everywhere will be skiing awesome.
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