Training Log Archive: bmoore

While I knew that it snowed last night, I wasn't really expecting to look out the window this morning and see a foot of fresh snow already on the deck, since the forecast had been for 7" through the night + day.

> Boulder measured 11.6 inches of snow Thursday morning by 7 a.m. That overnight total was enough to push the 2019-20 snow season to the top of the charts for snowiest on record. With an additional 5.3 inches of snow during the day, the total for the season sets at 151.2 inches. This snow came on the heels of an Easter storm cycle that brought 18.7 inches to Boulder.

That adds up to 3 feet of snow in the past week. Well, I'm exaggerating a bit; technically it only adds up to 35.6".

80305 Project, day 1.

You can probably figure out what the project is from the GPS track. This is not going to be an every day project, more like something to do when the trails are muddy and/or I want to see someplace new.

The trails have been muddy a lot:
> Boulder's official climate station measured 18.7 inches of snow with this last storm event, bringing the season total there up to 134.3 inches.
> The top spot was set back in 1909 when Boulder measured 143.2 inches. So that means that just 9 more inches are needed to top the snowiest season they’ve ever had.