Weather Forecast Location Help

[SnowmobileNetwork]

I am building the weather and radar section of www.sledtvnetwork.com I have Live Snow Cover and Live Radar done. I need some help
What weather forecast locations would you like to see for the Rockie Mtns and top snowmobile locations I can fit another 10 weather modules

 

[mortelec]

I can never seen to find an accurate forecast for the bighorns higher elevations.

 

[Deep Powder Guy]

Jim at mountainweather.com does a great job.

DPG

 

[SnowmobileNetwork]

Found a unigue weather module

I had the same problem out east no weather reports on Tug Hill which can be night and day from just below the hill But I found one so maybe it will work on The Big Horn MTNS
Please give me the town on the big horns and we will see when I put it up
I need at least 10 locations
The weather page is sick live radar, live snow cover
www.sledtvnetwork.com

 

[Jbramble]

Snowy range... Centennial or albany wyo

 

[Toolbag]

If you don't live here, I don't really want you to know how good my snow is...

I can see where I ride from the living room, if I can't, must be snowing

 

[SnowmobileNetwork]

LOL

LOL X2

 

[SnowmobileNetwork]

Snowy range... Centennial or albany wyo

Its up Albany I will try Centennial

 

[SnowmobileNetwork]

Got it for you

Snowy range... Centennial or albany wyo

Go to http://www.sledtvnetwork.com/weather---radar-maps.html
weather
Above 8000 ft good

 

[Toolbag]

Currently I use Weather Underground and CAIC forecasts to help judge conditions around here. As mentioned, keeping track of weather once it hits the mountains has always seemed very unreliable, storms always just seem to go their own way around here.

Maybe start down in SW Colorado and move to the north. Lots of people ride Wolf Creek, then maybe up to Grand Mesa, then the Vail Pass area, Then Kremling/Steamboat, Winter Park area, Grand Lake area...

Then maybe a row to the east like Monarch/Salida and north up around Leadville. Not sure where people ride the most over there though.

I always avoid ski town forecasts because they imbellish snow depths on a regular basis to increase business.

I need to check out your site, a one stop shop geared towards sledders is great idea. If CO is your target market maybe road and traffic conditions too for the city dwellers who need to drive 2-5 hrs into the hills.

 

[SnowmobileNetwork]

Thanks

I have a good weather module thats gives pretty good forecasts Like in Centennial it talks about snow above 8000 ft.. I need the location. I will use Grand Lake .. what town would rabbits ears be near or is that a town