11/30/25 Sunday 4 am
The weather models remain consistent, so the forecast for precipitation amounts and timing has not changed since the last update.
🌨️ Expected Snowfall Totals (Mountains)
The highest snowfall totals are expected across the highest mountain passes:
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Wolf Creek and Red Mountain Pass: Expect 8 to 12 inches of new snow.
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Telluride: Expected totals are 5 to 9 inches.
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Purgatory: Expected totals are 2 to 5 inches.
- Mid-Elevation areas (7,200-8,500 feet) likely 1 to 4 inches depending on location, elevation and storm behavior.
Lower-elevation areas will benefit from liquid precipitation of 0.15 to 0.40 inches. This is beneficial moisture for the region. Snow likely will fall, but at this point, the snow to liquid ratios will below andwill start off and end up melting, so I can’t deliver a decent snowfall forecast in the lower elevations.
⏱️ Timing
The precipitation is expected to move from north to south.
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A few flurries are possible at elevations above 10,000 feet before noon.
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The heavier precipitation is not expected to arrive until after 12 PM, most likely closer to 2 PM.
Travelers Note: Less adventurous travellers may want to be off the mountain passes by 2 PM to avoid the heavier snowfall conditions.
🌡️ Temperature Change
As the storm departs, a significant drop in temperature is expected. The area will transition from above-normal to below-average temperatures. Please be prepared for noticeably colder air and dress appropriately for the week ahead.
🫂🙏🏽🦋 sending Mountains of Good Energy to you two!!
You are doing a good job, honest you are.