24 Feb SAN JUAN MOUNTAINS WEATHER REPORT: A FEW MORE INCHES? 02/24/2013
Our four days of storms end today as the 4-corners closed low dives southeast into New Mexico to disrupt the front range of Colorado with upslope conditions and the plains states with high winds, snow and a little chaos. The San Juans will have clearing and sunny skies with some remaining light to moderate snow flurries that come to an end later today in the higher elevations.
A short lived ridge of high pressure is now moving into western Colorado bringing drier air and colder temps ending all snow activity by tonight (Sunday). More of the same continues Monday with gradually increasing cloudiness late as the high pressure breaks down from another low on northwest flow arriving on Tuesday. Expect very cold temperatures and moderate snowfall favoring the northern/central mountains and the north San Juans maybe seeing a few angry inches.
Wednesday brings moderating temperatures and clearing skies with a weak fast moving system on Thursday of little import followed by warming and dry conditions into next weekend.
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