[mtnbkrmike]

With the greatest of respect to my BC brethren (my heart goes out to all of you), the weather where I am has been crazy mild. It’s November 22 and I biked on some sweet Rocky Mountain terrain today in temps which reached plus 20C on my Garmin.

This is the mildest fall for me, BY FAR, in 25 years of biking.

Are the rest of you, south of the border, enjoying incredible weather right now as well? Record temps, perhaps?

 

[jay_paradox]

We had one of the snowiest October’s followed by the driest November’s here in Utah. So the end result is delayed opening days and relying on snowmaking for some white ribbons of death.


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[cookieMonster]

It’s been pretty mild here. We had a foot of snow at my house back before Halloween, but then all of that melted and there was actually traction for once since last spring. It’s now gotten colder and we’ve got a little snow, but I’m still riding. Everything above 7000’ is done though, and it’s only going to get more snow.

I’m happy for the weather to stay warm — I couldn’t care less about skiing and maybe some people would move away if it were a crappy ski season.👍👍👊

 

[Sanchofula]

We had one of the snowiest October’s followed by the driest November’s here in Utah. So the end result is delayed opening days and relying on snowmaking for some white ribbons of death.


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Same here in Northern Nevada, shoulder season so not that unusual, winter is coming, like usual.

That said, I got in a few rides on the TRT over the past few weeks and this coming weekend looks awesome!

 

[jay_paradox]

Yeah I’m totally fine with it. I’m sure snow will come...it always does.


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[mtnbkrmike]

It’s been pretty mild here. We had a foot of snow at my house back before Halloween, but then all of that melted and there was actually traction for once since last spring. It’s now gotten colder and we’ve got a little snow, but I’m still riding. Everything above 7000’ is done though, and it’s only going to get more snow.

I’m happy for the weather to stay warm — I couldn’t care less about skiing and maybe some people would move away if it were a crappy ski season.👍👍👊

Yeah. There is a $hit load of snow at higher elevations here. But I was at 5500 feet today. In a tee shirt.

I was thinking that maybe this never previously seen mild weather I am experiencing, was something other regions were noticing as well but apparently not.

 

[LMN]

I am not that far from you and I am skiing and fat biking right now. Granted it was 9C at valley bottom today but it stayed cool at mid elevations

 

[6thElement]

Denver levelled the record calendar date today for the latest measurable first snowfall of the season and there's nothing meaningful in the forecast any time soon.

 

[mtnbkrmike]

I am not that far from you and I am skiing and fat biking right now. Granted it was 9C at valley bottom today but it stayed cool at mid elevations

Well, maybe I am over-sensing all this, or over-stating things. That could definitely be the case. It’s not sunbathing weather here but normally by now we have had a lot of very cold weather. And snow in the city. And foothills. That just hasn’t happened.

Good to see from other posts that you are doing ok, btw.

 

[Jayem]

We've been way colder here in Southcentral Alaska than in recent years. We usually don't get a few of these -°F temps until the January-February time-frame. We've had around a week and a half of constant -F temps during the night hours and a few days were it never went above zero. Usual for us in winter is more like twenties during the day and then down to teens at night. So to have done a bunch of rides already (in that time period) where temps were -10°F or lower is pretty unusual. We did get a 2 foot snow dump, which wasn't all that much precipitable water due to how cold it was, but usually these temps will sink down across central Canada to the lower 48 states a week or so after they start for us.

 

[stripes]

Denver levelled the record calendar date today for the latest measurable first snowfall of the season and there's nothing meaningful in the forecast any time soon.

Honestly this scares me. I really hope we get some precip soon, but the writing is on the wall on how boned we are.

 

[mtnbkrmike]

This is in Celsius for where I am. Crazy warm…

Edit - here it is in F:

 

[FortOrdMTB]

October and November are our summer here in Monterey so nothing new for us… but after a nice morning ride spent the rest of the day with the family at the beach. 80 and no wind. 👍🏻

 

[chucko58]

Sunny and 60s in Silicon Valley this week. Pretty typical for this time of year.

 

[natas1321]

Normal temps here in TX, still in the 80's and probably will be for a couple more weeks.

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[cyclelicious]

Our weather is typical this time of year for southern Ontario. Some warm spikes (eg. 15c) followed by light dustings of snow (-3c). I have pics over the years riding in full winter gear contrasted with rides on the same days previous years, in shorts and tank tops.

 

[mtnbkrmike]

Our weather is typical this time of year for southern Ontario. Some warm spikes (eg. 15c) followed by light dustings of snow (-3c). I have pics over the years riding in full winter gear contrasted with rides on the same days previous years, in shorts and tank tops.

Ok. It’s official. It’s a regional thing with me only, and not global warming. Or some Covid-related apocalyptic foreshadowing. I will try to chill and enjoy it (although I must confess that I am a little stressed about the wear and tear my studded Wrathchilds are taking in the dirt and rock these days).

 

[LMN]

Well, maybe I am over-sensing all this, or over-stating things. That could definitely be the case. It’s not sunbathing weather here but normally by now we have had a lot of very cold weather. And snow in the city. And foothills. That just hasn’t happened.

Good to see from other posts that you are doing ok, btw.

We didn’t get hit by the rain at all. Kamloops sits in this dry belt and most the time misses out on these big rain events.

 

[beastmaster]

Winter doesn't look promising in the Southern Rockies.

 

[jay_paradox]

All I know is that Utah better have a record winter to make up for the shortfall in water we need in reservoirs.


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