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Photo Credit Nate Dolin
Andrew
Photo Credit Nate Dolin
Andrew
Photo Credit Nate Dolin
When you hear the weather man or Wasatch Snow Forecast talk about Southwest Flow, the first thing that should come to mind is Sundance Resort. Different wind patterns favor different resorts here in Utah and a strong Southwest flow almost always clobbers Sundance. Last weekend the Powder Posse was fortunate enough to experience one of those days. We watched the weather and we were confident that snow would hit Sundance harder than it would it other resorts.
With this weeks impending snow storm on the horizon, now is the time to start following the forecast. This way you too can find the deepest powder in the State. I know it’s only Sunday but my early guess for next Thursday would be Sundance, Eagle Point and Brianhead Resorts. This storm is looking very similar to the one we saw last weekend and those were the resorts that saw the most snow.
Check out how Sundance skied after 10” of Utah’s finest powder was left for the taking.
Your Comments:
The Sundance back mountain is the best place to go snowboarding after a snow storm! Your video really captured that feeling of flying through the powder down Bishop's Bowl.
Sundance is an awesome resort...don't tell anyone. We want to keep it to ourselves.
Remember what I said about a SW Flow and Sundance Resort folks.
Here it is ...WINTER STORM STORM WATCH IN EFFECT TUESDAY EVENING THROUGH THURSDAY MORNING...
Gusty winds develop tonight ahead of a winter storm. Best snow rates for SSW facing slopes Wednesday, shifting to NW slopes Wednesday evening into Thursday morning.
Warm advection snow will favor SW slopes Friday before a vigorous system brings a sharp cold front Saturday resulting in high snow rates for NW facing slopes...potentially hanging on through Sunday with Lake Effect involvement.
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It is very nice.I am very interested in it.Thanks for your sharing.