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SAMPLE PAGE ONLY -- THE FORECAST ON THIS PAGE IS NOT CURRENTLY UP-TO-DATE. THAT SHOULD CHANGE AS SOON AS WE HAVE SPONSORS AND ADVERTISERS.
(updated 3/29, 11:15AM MST)
(forecast for elevation 7,596 feet) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Wednesday
Rain/Snow Possible 57°F / 28°F |
Thursday
Rain/Snow Possible 47°F /21°F |
Friday
Partly Cloudy 54°F /28°F |
Saturday
Partly Cloudy 58°F / 29°F |
Sunday
Mostly Cloudy 54°F / 25°F |
Monday
Partly Cloudy 51°F / 29°F |
Wednesday
Snow Possible 22°F / 18°F |
Thursday
Snow Likely 36°F /19°F |
Friday
Partly Cloudy 41°F /22°F |
Saturday
Mostly Cloudy 50°F / 23°F |
Sunday
Snow Possible 44°F / 20°F |
Monday
Partly Cloudy 39°F / 26°F |
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Wednesday
Snow Possible 22°F / 18°F |
Thursday
Snow Likely 36°F /19°F |
Friday
Partly Cloudy 41°F /22°F |
Saturday
Mostly Cloudy 50°F / 23°F |
Sunday
Snow Possible 44°F / 20°F |
Monday
Partly Cloudy 39°F / 26°F |
NEW UPDATE WEDNESDAY MORNING: FEW SHOWERS POSSIBLE LATE IN THE DAY.
Wednesday Map
A weak system will
move across town today and tonight, stirring up the atmosphere enough to give the town a chance for a few showers and thunderstorms and
even some snow. This should not turn into anything big but will bring about a change compared to the last couple of days. At the
10,000 foot level, expect a few snow showers.
Thursday Map
The Thursday forecast
map is over done but does show the change taking place over the state. The higher elevations will see snow likely and a chance
for rain/snow will continue in town. I will not put the percentage over 40% in town, but above 9,500 feet, expect a 80% chance
for snow. If snow occurs it will be during the AM hours or evening hours. Again, this is not a major system. There should be
sun breaks between any showers that do show up.
FridayMap
The Friday forecast
map shows high pressure taking back over, and this should last through the weekend. A weak disturbance may bring a few snow
showers above 10,000 feet, but this should not affect the town.