Strawberry Microcast Valentine's Day

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Strawberry Microcast Valentine's Day

Postby ChrisPSherwin » Thu Feb 14, 2013 9:17 am

Strawberry should be good all day with the River, and Chicken Creek leading the way. Daniels Summit reads 11-18 mph right now, and that's the lowest reading of the morning. Clouds are clearing out. NOAA has increasing winds (to 15 mph) at noon and continuing all day. The variable is wind direction. More North until 1 and then more NW for the remainder. See you there!
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Re: Strawberry Microcast Valentine's Day

Postby Kenny » Thu Feb 14, 2013 10:59 am

Pepe is right. Looks like a good day at Strawberry with wind in the upper-teens. Skyline should be good as well. Some possible snow flurries throughout the day at both locations.

Friday is also shaping up to be a good day at Skyline and Strawberry albeit lighter wind than today. Expect mid-teens at both locations.

Saturday the wind train ends. Your best bets for rides will be PowMow and Sulphur Creek.
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Re: Strawberry Microcast Valentine's Day

Postby ChrisPSherwin » Thu Feb 14, 2013 11:49 am

Forecast got downgraded to 10mph and then 9 mph wind but should still be good methinks. Leaving soon...
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