TODAY’S FORECAST

UPDATED FOR TUESDAY, December 18…Today and Wednesday –BIG STORM LATER TODAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING– -> The biggest storm of the season so far, at least for all areas, not just southwest Colorado, is on track to move in later today and through Wednesday morning, with heavy snowfall expected as many ingredients come together (strong jet stream, other strong upper level dynamics, mid level dynamics, good moisture, and a cold front for surface forcing).  We think that this storm looks like a big one for all Colorado resort areas. Wednesday looks like a great day to show up, with snow showers starting to clear out in the afternoon across the north, and in the morning across the southwest.

It is now three hours after the concert was supposed to end.  So far, very little news has come through.  What do we know?

1.  The theatre was 2 stories below the Ice Skating Rink.  Of course, no cell-phone connection available.

2.  The audience was rather quiet but good.

3.  Ushers were catching people with cameras until Clay said from the stage it was OK.

4.  Clay took some pictures with the fans after the concert at the bus.

I am sorry, but I just stay up any longer.  I can’t wait anymore.  I will post what I find here in the morning.

Safe travels to Clay and the the tour.  You have another long and difficult bus ride.  Be careful!

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