Craig's Where to Ride 10/23
Posted: Sat Oct 23, 2010 7:57 amCloudy skies AM will give way to rain PM. Probably some erratic wind at DC from 11 AM till 3 or 4 PM,
but intensity and direction will be highly variable, and of course it will be cool. Not recommended.
Tomorrow strong wind along with drenching PM rain do not make for great windriding, but Grantsville
will be up in the 5M range AM, DC will be up in the 6.5/10 range PM(might see some snow flurries), and Mona PM in the 6M range.
Air temps in the low 50s make this a dangerous desperation kinda day.
By Monday, the fronts pass by and really cold air fills in with more valley rain and mountain snow. North wind a UL launches PM will be solid and planable, but do you really want to risk your life on rain and
40s air temps.
-Craig
but intensity and direction will be highly variable, and of course it will be cool. Not recommended.
Tomorrow strong wind along with drenching PM rain do not make for great windriding, but Grantsville
will be up in the 5M range AM, DC will be up in the 6.5/10 range PM(might see some snow flurries), and Mona PM in the 6M range.
Air temps in the low 50s make this a dangerous desperation kinda day.
By Monday, the fronts pass by and really cold air fills in with more valley rain and mountain snow. North wind a UL launches PM will be solid and planable, but do you really want to risk your life on rain and
40s air temps.
-Craig