Steamboat's Powdery Spring Slopes: Avalanche Warnings and Promising Snowfall Ahead

Ski Report for Steamboat, Colorado

Daily Ski Conditions for Steamboat, Colorado

Steamboat, Colorado, is buzzing with excitement as spring arrives, bringing fresh powder to the slopes. As of the latest report, mid-mountain has a base depth of 63 inches, while the summit boasts an impressive 109 inches. The past 24 hours saw 2 inches of new snow at mid-mountain and 3 inches at the summit, with no overnight snowfall. The current temperature is a crisp 16°F at mid-mountain and 11°F at the summit, with clear skies and moderate winds.

The mountain is fully alive with 23 lifts and 184 trails open, offering a vast playground of 3,741 acres. However, be aware of the moderate-to-considerable avalanche danger, especially on high-elevation slopes. Safer options include lower-angled slopes with soft, non-wind-affected snow.

Weather forecasts indicate generally cloudy conditions at the base with highs around 38°F, while the summit will be cloudy with highs of 28°F. Over the next few days, expect more snowfall, with Steamboat receiving up to 2 inches in the next 48 hours.

This season has been notable, with Steamboat logging 58 days of measurable snowfall at mid-mountain and 24 powder days. The season total snowfall is shaping up to be impressive, though exact figures aren't available yet. Visitors should stay informed about local conditions and enjoy the fantastic skiing and snowboarding opportunities Steamboat has to offer.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Steamboat. Colorado is buzzing with excitement as spring arrives, bringing
fresh powder to the slopes. As of the latest report,
Mid Mountain has a base depth of sixty three inches,
while the summit boasts an impressive one hundred nine inches.
The past twenty four hours saw two inches of new
snow at mid Mountain and three inches at the summit,
with no overnight snowfall. The current temperature is a crisp

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sixteen Degreeedy's Flowers at Mid Mountain and eleven grease Farrowers
at the summit. With clear skies and moderate winds, The
mountain is fully alive, with twenty three lifts and one
hundred eighty four trails open, offering a vast playground of
three thousand, forty one acres. However, be aware of the
moderate to considerable avalanche danger, especially on high elevation slopes.

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Safer options include lower angled slopes with soft, non wind
affected snow. Weather forecasts indicate generally cloudy conditions at the
base with highs around thirty eight greez Farah, while the
summit will be cloudy with highs of twenty eight greey
s Farowers. Over the next few days. Expect more snowfall,
with Steamboat receiving up to two inches in the next

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forty eight hours. This season has been notable, with Steamboat
logging fifty eight days of measurable snowfall at mid mountain
and twenty four powder days. The season total snowfall is
shaping up to be impressive, though exact figures aren't available yet.
Visitors should stay informed about local conditions and enjoy the
fantastic skiing and snowboarding opportunities Steamboat has to offer. And

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