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Spring Break Forecast thru April 1st

By February 22, 2023One Comment

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We are the only Ski and Snowboard weather forecasting company to have exclusive access to the LRC (Lezak’s Recuring Cycle) weather model.  

The LRC model forecasts are global.  Below is a forecast for a subscriber’s trip to Hakkiai Sanroku Japan.  The subscriber took advantage of our free Ski Concierge service, which is included in your annual subscription.  

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Below are our forecast Calendars for Utah, Colorado, and the Pacific Northwest.  Click to enlarge.  Light shaded areas are 60% chance of snow, dark shaded areas, probable (90% chance).  

         

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Long Range Forecast Prediction Chart

Below are our documented forecast predictions for the year to date, with remaining predictions thru April 5-6th.  

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One Comment

  • Jason says:

    You have the calendar for Colorado showing a storm the 16th through the 19th, but your prediction table shows a storm on the 13th and 23rd, which the former doesn’t actually show as a storm on your calendar. You’ve also got some inconsistencies in your Utah calendar around the same time and there’s some other storms that don’t line up on both. None of the storms on the back half of your PNW calendar are in the prediction table either. Why the discrepancies between your prediction table and the prediction calendar? You’ve also got three different shades of blue on your CO calendar.

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