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Friday January 12, 2007

Here it comes!

For the fourth Friday in a row, there's a snow storm hitting Denver. This time, we're up in Steamboat (for Family Snow Festival weekend) and it looks like we might be positioned perfectly:

A HEAVY SNOW WARNING is posted in northwest Colorado, including areas such as Meeker and Craig until 6 a.m. Saturday. Those areas can expect 10 to 20 inches of snow. ... In addition, a SNOW ADVISORY is in place for the area near Steamboat Springs. They should expect 4 to 8 inches of snow there.

Looking out the window, there doesn't appear to be any new snow yet. Here's hoping for some champagne powder this weekend! :-D

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