Remember, it often helps to take 3-5 measurements and submit the average of those. This helps to negate differences in drifting and terrain. If you are in a rush, one measurement will do! Thank you!
We will be accepting snowfall total reports through 12PM Sunday April 30, please submit one if you can!
Latest radar shows the storm still pulling energy into the state and a decently strong upslope pattern this morning. This will continue to bring snow showers to the area throughout the day with accumulations mainly on the grass. Roads don’t seem to be too bad all today.
Castle Rock and Northern Palmer Divide: Expect an additional 2-4 inches with snow that fall throughout the day today.
Areas over and near Monument hill: Additional accumulations should be in the 2-4 inch range with any additional snowfall today.
Additional snowfall today is not expected to stick to the roadways in most areas. Still, keep an eye out for slick conditions on side-streets and overpasses.
HARD FREEZE IS EXPECTED TONIGHT! Watching the possibility of a FREEZE WARNING from the National Weather Service for this evening.
Overall this storm is behaving pretty spot-on with our forecast so we’re happy about that! The snow is much needed as we are still in drought status, but the moisture today should definitely help!
On another note, with our snow amounts measured yesterday and today, April 2017 will officially finish above average for snowfall in the Castle Rock area… woohoo!