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Wolf creek
- Thread starter callmijane
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marzNC
Angel Diva
To finish off what happened at Wolf Creek in terms of snow during early season, the situation went from far below average to above average after the late Dec storm. The history is a little off though because the storm total for Dec. 14-16 was 14 inches (data for Dec. 14 is missing).
The storm cycle is ending today, Jan. 1. It lasted nine days in Colorado. From the Open Snow Daily Snow for Colorado on 1/1/2022: "In other areas, Wolf Creek went over 100 inches for the cycle, Crested Butte hit about 99 inches during the last nine days, and in general, total snowfall across Colorado during the last nine days ranged from 3 feet to 10 feet."
The storm cycle is ending today, Jan. 1. It lasted nine days in Colorado. From the Open Snow Daily Snow for Colorado on 1/1/2022: "In other areas, Wolf Creek went over 100 inches for the cycle, Crested Butte hit about 99 inches during the last nine days, and in general, total snowfall across Colorado during the last nine days ranged from 3 feet to 10 feet."
santacruz skier
Angel Diva
Maybe we should go there instead lol
Snow is still falling here! I did not ski today or yesterday due to the very low visibility. Not being able to see where I am going will keep me away from the slopes, despite all that beautiful new snow. I will be heading up tomorrow and Friday however as the conditions will be favorable. I did ski on Monday expecting a President's Day crowd, but apparently these folks all left town on Sunday, and runs were pretty darn empty. And that is always a good thing!!
marzNC
Angel Diva
After a dry spell in February, Wolf Creek started adding to the base depth in the last few weeks. Someone from NY managed to chase the powder at WCSA in late Feb. He and his ski buddy were happy with 51 inches in three days. It was his first time at WCSA. Met a couple locals on Day 2 who took them around to the good stuff that's a bit tricky to find in low visibility if you don't know the mountain.
marzNC
Angel Diva
My ski buddy Bill went back to Wolf Creek with a friend from ABQ recently. They were there in between storms so got to ski fresh powder under blue skies. Pretty nice conditions for the annual St. Paddy's Day fun.
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Wolf Creek has an all-natural base of 105" at the midway, with a year to date total of 357"!
Wolf Creek Ski Area is 100% open, 7 days a week with all lifts are operating from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Wolf Creek is extending 7-day a week operations to Sunday, April 17th.
**** Snow report for Thursday, March 17th at 6:00 a.m.*****
Summit Base Depth: 121"
Midway Base Depth: 105"
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Wolf Creek has an all-natural base of 105" at the midway, with a year to date total of 357"!
Wolf Creek Ski Area is 100% open, 7 days a week with all lifts are operating from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Wolf Creek is extending 7-day a week operations to Sunday, April 17th.
**** Snow report for Thursday, March 17th at 6:00 a.m.*****
Summit Base Depth: 121"
Midway Base Depth: 105"
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