It’s been a great week for observing and photographing the moon. © 2022 Mark Langford
Saturday – 10 Dec. 2022 – 9:30am
The past…
At Stevens Field the high yesterday was 37 and the low this morning was 13 degrees. Humidity yesterday afternoon bottomed out at 34%. Winds at the airfield hit 5 mph yesterday.
Precipitation summary…There was no precipitation to summarize although I am happy to report that Wolf Creek Summit’s snowpack is back to average from all of the great snow it received this week.
Pagosa Springs historical data
Average High | Record High / Year | Average Low | Record Low / Year |
40 | 61/ 1981 | 7 | -26 / 1951 |

Forecast discussion…
A big digger trough is moving into the west coast and will be our next snowmaker from Sunday evening through Tuesday. Unlike last week, when we had to deal with bouncing snow levels, this week’s storm will be an “all snow” event. As the low and trough begin moving east tomorrow, our flow will transition into the SW and snow will start falling late Sunday night and early Monday morning. We will be in the snow window through Tuesday morning as the trough moves past us.
The rest of today… Sunny with highs in the low to mid 40’s
Sunday: Pretty much a repeat of today.
My snow forecast from Sunday night through Tuesday morning…
Valley: 2-5”
Mountains: 8-12”






My forecast…

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-Mark Langford