Summer snow coats higher elevations around Vail
Vail area remains under winter weather advisory until 6 a.m. Sunday
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A Vail Mountain webcam shows Eagles Nest on Saturday morning.
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The Colorado Department of Transportation is warning motorists of a strong winter storm expected to hit the region Thursday evening into Friday morning.
Special to the Daily | CDOT
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A Colorado Department of Transportation traffic camera shows Vail Pass Saturday morning.
Special to the Daily | CDOT
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The Colorado Department of Transportation is warning motorists of a strong winter storm expected to hit the region Thursday evening into Friday morning.
Special to the Daily | CDOT
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A Colorado Department of Transportation traffic camera shows Vail Pass Saturday morning.
Special to the Daily | CDOT
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The Gore Range was shrouded in clouds as seen from Vail Mountain Saturday.
Special to the Daily | Vail Mountain
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A Colorado Department of Transportation traffic camera shows Vail Pass Saturday morning.
Special to the Daily | CDOT
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A Colorado Department of Transportation traffic camera shows Vail Pass Saturday morning.
Special to the Daily | CDOT
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Higher elevation ski slopes saw fresh snow on Saturday morning.
Special to the Daily | Town of Vail
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A Colorado Department of Transportation traffic camera shows Vail Pass Saturday morning.
Special to the Daily | CDOT
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A Colorado Department of Transportation traffic camera shows Vail Pass Saturday morning.
Special to the Daily | CDOT
VAIL — A fresh coating of snow greeted drivers on Vail Pass on Saturday morning.
Vail Mountain’s higher elevation ski slopes looked like they were ready for skiers again.
The Vail area remains under winter weather advisory until 6 a.m. Sunday.
All of this on the second day of summer, June 22.
And more snow is expected Saturday into Sunday. A National Weather Service forecast predicts another 1-2 inches for Vail on Saturday into Sunday.
The winter weather advisory, issued Friday, calls for a total of 3 to 6 inches of snow, with up to 10 inches at 10,000 feet, for the areas around Aspen, Vail, Snowmass, Buford and Trappers Lake.
The town of Vail is at 8,150 feet, Vail Pass is at 10,662 feet and Vail Mountain’s summit is at 11,570 feet.
