A high of 34F and overcast with the mountains blanketed in thick fog. An afternoon storm blows through bringing a few inches of snow. Snow-making continues on Belleayre.
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36F at 8am, snowing heavily, with the mountains shrouded in the thick fog of our profound resignation. We live in the mountains and, consequently, get all the weather. We catch all precipitation however cold it may be. The budding maple leaves that have been reddening the bare, umber brush like a light rash are covered once again in white powder for most of the day. Locals say that the weather was always like this and that back in the day, there was nothing planted before Memorial Day. Plus, of course, water is life. Keep it flowing.
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A high of 27F, morning snow flurries petering out by lunchtime. Still bright despite moody cloud cover.
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A high of 32F seems remarkably warm, with the peaks enveloped in thick clouds of swirling snow. High winds.
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An 18F high, with overnight snow and gusty winds kicking up small snow tornadoes. A winter wonderland with brief intervals of sunshine.
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A high of 21F, overcast with a bitter, driving wind and icy snow. Frigid.
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A bitter high of 20F, face-deadening cold, but bright, almost cloudless sunshine for most of the day.
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37F at 1pm with a glassy sky and an overnight layer of snow.
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35F by noon with hazy cloud and bright sunshine.
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30F by noon, overcast and windy.
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A year ago on the farm. We’re surprised to see snow this time of year, but last week’s warmer weather, which saw laundry drying quickly in the sun, was more unusual than yesterday’s snowstorm.
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28F at 10am with light but persistent snow throughout the morning: a white out on the peaks. 34F by 2pm.
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30F by 9.30am with flurries of snow mid-afternoon and a few inches of snow on the peaks.
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Still only 32F at 11am with flurries of morning snow that settled more thickly on the peaks and overcast skies. A seasonal start to the New Year.
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34F at 9.30am, humid, overcast and bleak with brief periods of sunshine and the odd flurry of snow.
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31F by 10.30am and overcast with a thin blanket of overnight snow settling only on paths and roads.
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Only 31F at 2pm, with most of yesterday’s snow melting, except parts that were in the shade. Clear skies all afternoon.
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26F at noon with an overnight snow flurry having dusted the landscape. More gentle flurries beginning in the afternoon. 30F by 3pm.
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35F at 8.30am and overcast with snow flurries beginning mid-morning, taking break for lunch and then continuing throughout the afternoon.
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