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Wolf Creek conditions, starting with 2022-23 season
- Thread starter marzNC
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marzNC
Angel Diva
When there is a big powder storm, Wolf Creek sends out an afternoon update to the e-list. 
**** Snow report for Thursday, February 8th at 2pm****
Summit Base Depth: 82"
Midway Base Depth: 78"
New Snow (24 Hours): 10"
New Snow (48 Hours): 31"
New Snow (72 Hours): 31"
New Snow (7 Days): 49"
Latest Storm Total: 31"
Year-to-Date: 213"
**** Snow report for Thursday, February 8th at 2pm****
Summit Base Depth: 82"
Midway Base Depth: 78"
New Snow (24 Hours): 10"
New Snow (48 Hours): 31"
New Snow (72 Hours): 31"
New Snow (7 Days): 49"
Latest Storm Total: 31"
Year-to-Date: 213"
marzNC
Angel Diva
Clearly spring break plans have an impact on Wolf Creek. Perhaps more than Christmas in terms of travelers.
The latest email on Feb. 26 includes the following about rental gear:
"Due to the growing number of reservations, renting equipment from 3pm-4:30pm the afternoon prior to your start date will not be available March 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th. We will continue to always welcome walk-in rentals starting at 7am on your first day of skiing. "
The latest email on Feb. 26 includes the following about rental gear:
"Due to the growing number of reservations, renting equipment from 3pm-4:30pm the afternoon prior to your start date will not be available March 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th. We will continue to always welcome walk-in rentals starting at 7am on your first day of skiing. "
marzNC
Angel Diva
Wolf Creek was one of the big winners from the last storm system. While Eldora got a lot of snow, it was NOT the fun type of snow.
From OpenSnow Daily Snow for Colorado on March 18:
From OpenSnow Daily Snow for Colorado on March 17, included info copied from Eldora's website:
" . . .
The snow that fell over the northern mountains east of the divide was dense with a snow-to-liquid (SLR) ratio averaging about 11:1. This is great for moisture but not great for snow quality.
Alek K., a reader of the Colorado Daily Snow, pointed me to this truthful and humorous update that Eldora posted on Friday (March 15). I love this update for its transparency, and Eldora posted many other updates during and after the storm, which helped all of us understand what was happening at the resort.
. . ."
From OpenSnow Daily Snow for Colorado on March 18:
From OpenSnow Daily Snow for Colorado on March 17, included info copied from Eldora's website:
" . . .
The snow that fell over the northern mountains east of the divide was dense with a snow-to-liquid (SLR) ratio averaging about 11:1. This is great for moisture but not great for snow quality.
Alek K., a reader of the Colorado Daily Snow, pointed me to this truthful and humorous update that Eldora posted on Friday (March 15). I love this update for its transparency, and Eldora posted many other updates during and after the storm, which helped all of us understand what was happening at the resort.
. . ."
santacruz skier
Angel Diva
Sounds like a Sierra storm to me....
