The snow was fun up at Wolf Creek today!… Pic taken 3/30/2022
Wednesday – 30 Mar 2022 – 6:30pm
The past…
At Stevens Field the high temp this afternoon was 49. The low this morning was 34. The peak wind at the airfield today was 29mph.
Precip summary… Wolf Creek reported 6” in the last the 24 hours and 11” for the storm.


Forecast discussion…
The trough moved through earlier this afternoon. Showers popped up over the mountains and a good band of showers and thunderstorms developed over parts of southeastern Archuleta County and moved south. Winds got gusty behind the trough this afternoon.
Thursday afternoon scattered showers will start over the mountains and then become more widespread by midnight. We’ll see on and off showers until the trough moves through Friday morning. The snow level will bounce around between 6,500ft and 8,500ft.
Saturday through Sunday morning ridging will build over the region and give us sunny skies and seasonal temps.
Sunday afternoon clouds will increase ahead of another weak system. A few spotty showers will pop up over the mountains in the afternoon and become more widespread after midnight.


My forecast…

Sunday – Spotty showers will start over the mountains in the afternoon and become more widespread after midnight. The snow level will start around 9,500ft and drop to 8,000ft by sunrise on Monday.
* LE = liquid equivalent. * * The forecast periods are from 8am to 8am. *


Pagosa Springs historical data
Average High | Record High / Year | Average Low | Record Low / Year |
52 | 72 / 1986 | 19 | -8 / 1975 |
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– Shawn