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A storm may bring snow to Colorado mountains by Dec. 18, but dry conditions threaten snowpack and water supply.
Colorado mountain towns may see snow around Christmas despite a warm, dry forecast through mid-December.
Meteorologists predict a possible return of meaningful snowfall in the northern and central mountains by December 18 as a storm system moves from the Pacific Northwest, though confidence in the forecast remains low beyond three days.
Current snowpack is at 50–70% of median, down from 75% a day earlier, and could approach record lows if dry conditions continue.
Temperatures are 5–10 degrees above normal, risking melt-freeze cycles that could crust snow on sun-exposed slopes.
Ski resorts have opened new terrain and plan additional openings, but prolonged dry weather threatens winter recreation and water supply.
Una tormenta puede traer nieve a las montañas de Colorado para el 18 de diciembre, pero las condiciones secas amenazan la capa de nieve y el suministro de agua.