Strong Late-Season Storm to Affect Colorado into Tuesday
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The National Weather Service is predicting 6 inches or more of snow in Western and Central Colorado. NWS graphic.
Ullr has been remarkably active this spring, sending seemingly-nonstop storms to Utah and Colorado. While we were unable to reach the Guardian Patron Saint of Skiers for comment, other members of the Norse pantheon have reported that Ullr has been on a power trip this winter after allegedly "losing his mojo for a few years."
A lower-end projection still predicts decent snowfall around Vail and Silverton. NWS graphic.
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The National Weather Service has projected that the storm will impact Colorado throughout Monday and into Tuesday, with the low-end forecast still calling for five inches of snow around Vail and four around Silverton. In the more optimistic high-end forecast, significant snowfall will impact the western half of the state, dropping a predicted 16 inches on both the Vail and Silverton areas.
Holy moly! That's a late-season dump for sure. NWS graphic.
