Multiple chances for snow next week…

Hopefully it looks like this next week! – pic taken 7 Feb 2024

Hopefully it looks like this next week! – pic taken 7 Feb 2024

Thursday – 6 Feb 2025 – 12:30pm

The past…

At Stevens Field the high temperature on Wednesday was 52.  The low this morning was 21. The cold spots dipped into the mid-teens.

The peak wind at Stevens Field Wednesday afternoon was 37mph.

Average HighRecord High / YearAverage LowRecord Low / Year
4161 / 19632-31 / 1982

Precipitation summary… There has been no recent measurable precip.

Forecast discussion…

Water vapor satellite Thursday afternoon – It’s dry over the desert southwest. The ridge continues to push moisture to our north. That will change next week.
Water vapor satellite Thursday afternoon – It’s dry over the desert southwest. The ridge continues to push moisture to our north. That will change next week.

There is nothing on radar in our area.

Forecast highlights…

*** Dry with gusty winds through Friday afternoon. ***

*** A few mountain snowflakes Friday night into Saturday morning.  ***

*** Chance for occasional scattered snowshowers Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday afternoons. ***

*** Might need the snowblower Wednesday night into Saturday morning. ***

Thursday evening through Friday afternoon… The ridge will continue to push storm energy and moisture to our north. Patches of mid and high clouds will increase Friday, and winds will remain gusty, especially in the mountains.

Temps… Highs will be in the high 40s to mid-50s and lows will be in the high teen to mid-20s.

Winds… Friday afternoon gusts will be 20-30mph. In the mountains, gusts will be 35-45mph.

Late Friday evening through Saturday morning… We’ll catch the southern edge of a trough moving through northern Colorado. A few spotty snowflakes are possible, mostly over the mountains.

Temps… Friday night lows will be in the high teens to high 20s.

Winds… Winds will be erratic with occasional gusts 15-20mph.

NWS snow forecast shows a dusting near Wolf Creek Pass
NWS snow forecast shows a dusting near Wolf Creek Pass

Saturday afternoon through Wednesday morning… The jetstream will slowly sink south and bring more moisture into our area. It’s going to stay unsettled as weak troughs move quickly through the region. We’ll see periods of mostly cloudy skies and occasional bands of showers.

The best chance for showers is Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday afternoons.

Snow amounts…

Wolf Creek area: 3-6”

Pagosa area: 1-2”

Temps…

Saturday and Sunday highs will be in the mid-40s to low 50s and lows will be in the high teens to mid-20s.

Monday highs will be in the low to high 40s and lows will be in the mid-teens to mid-20s. Tuesday and Wednesday highs will be in the mid-30s to low 40s and lows will be in the low teens to low 20s.

Winds… Each afternoon gusts will be 20-30mph. In the mountains, gusts will be 30-40mph.

Euro ensemble snow to Wednesday at 5pm shows 1-3” in the Pagosa area and 4-8” in our mountains. This snow will mostly come from hit and miss snowshowers on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday afternoons.
Euro ensemble snow to Wednesday at 5pm shows 1-3” in the Pagosa area and 4-8” in our mountains.
This snow will mostly come from hit and miss snowshowers on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday afternoons.

Wednesday afternoon through Friday night… The main storm system will move through.  Jetstream, flow direction, moisture, and storm energy are trying to line up for a decent storm.

At this time, I’m not confident about timing and snow amounts.  I’ll make adjustments as the data gets better.

Rough first guess snow amounts…

Pagosa area: 5-10”

Wolf Creek area: 15-25”

Temps… Highs will be in the low to high 30s and lows will be in the high teens to high 20s.

Winds… Wednesday afternoon gusts will be around 25mph. Thursday and Friday afternoons gusts will be around 20mph.

Euro ensemble snow for this period shows 5-10” near Pagosa and 10-20” in our mountains. The forecast models vary considerably on snow amounts and timing.
Euro ensemble snow for this period shows 5-10” near Pagosa and 12-24” in our mountains.
The forecast models vary considerably on snow amounts and timing.

The next forecast post will be on Saturday.

– Shawn

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I’ve been a “weather geek” since I was young child. I joined the military out of high school and was lucky to get my dream job in weather. I have 20 years of military weather experience which includes forecasting the weather all over the world. Highlights were six years in Alaska and making life and death weather decisions during deployments. I love mountains, I love snow, and I love summertime thunderstorms. I spend a bunch of time playing outdoors and found my paradise in Pagosa Springs. I do Pagosa Weather as a community service. Hopefully you find us helpful!

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