❄️ And More Is On The Way! ❄️

After weeks of dry, warm weather and a slow start to the season, we finally saw measurable snow this week — from the Copper to Keystone the snow stakes loaded up Monday Night and surprised us Tuesday morning with deep, soft turns.

☃️ What’s Happening Now

Snow is falling across much of the state following a long dry spell. Forecasts show measurable accumulation through Friday, especially in the Mountains.

📆 Snow Tracker: What’s Ahead

• Thursday (1/8): A stronger storm system moves in with widespread snow — The focus shifts into the afternoon and evening hours, with snow expected into the night. 
• Thursday–Friday: Accumulations of 4–8″ are likely across much of Colorado’s mountains, with locally higher amounts possible.
• Friday: Lingering light snow in spots before drier, colder weather builds in. (aka perfect blue bird Colorado ski weekend.)

📈 Forecast Models (Embed Below)

Here are a few forecast model images you can paste in — these visually show the snow potential across Colorado through Thursday/Friday:

NWS Snowfall Accumulation Map  – See all the orange? Yea, Keystone & Copper are in that orange!

source: weather.gov

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🏔️ Short & Sweet Bottom Line

Sweet pow is finally here — and Thursday (1/8) looks like the next big delivery. Need some skis for the weekend? Head to norskisports.com where you’ll find the best value on ski rentals steps from the slopes at Keystone and Copper Mountain.