Category: Powdercast (Page 21 of 21)

Forecasts focused on the many ski resorts of NE Colorado.

Final thoughts and forecast [11/16/15 7pm]

November 16, 2015 / Ben Castellani

The first major storm is coming together quite nicely. We provide some last minute thoughts on the system eyeing the Front Range, and give our final forecast snow totals for the region.

The week ahead: November 16-20, 2015

November 16, 2015 / Andy

After a tranquil weekend, the weather pattern turns more active again with our next shot of snowfall this evening into tomorrow morning. This is all thanks to another potent low pressure system coming out of the Eastern Pacific Ocean. How much will we get? What will the rest of the week feature? Read on to find out more details!

PowderCAST returning for 2015-16 winter ski season!

October 12, 2015 / Andy

October is here and with that comes snow-making across the Colorado ski resorts! With overnight temperatures now dropping below freezing, Copper, Loveland, and A-Basin are making the white stuff as we speak. BouldeCAST is happy to inform you that PowderCASTs will be returning very soon! In these discussions, we provide in-depth forecasts for powder at several of the ski resorts in Colorado, each and every week through the winter season, with special storm updates as needed. We will get the forecasts out to you well in advance, allowing you to plan your ski days accordingly.

At this stage, weather does not look to get active for snow in the mountains until at least mid to late next week, but we will definitely keep you posted. Stay tuned skiers!

Powdercast: Snow likely this weekend amid Winter Park’s last hurrah

April 23, 2015 / Andy

There are only a few ski resorts still open on this late April day, and on what will be Winter Park’s last ski weekend, Mother Nature will not disappoint with powder likely Sunday.

Powdercast: A powder weekend and snow chances next week

April 17, 2015 / Andy

After this current strong upper level low pressure system exits this weekend, the week ahead will continue to feature an active storm track. That will mean we should continue to see chances for snow in the high country, which is sure to satisfy the late season skiers!