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A big upslope storm is forecast to hit the front range this weekend. Of course these storms are notorious for fluctuations that can make the precip hit or miss for our favorite creeks.
The set up of big spring upslope on top of an average snowpack is a good set up for bear creek to run. Not saying it will run, but saying this is what it typically needs to run... huge precip.
I'm kicking myself for not cleaning out bear creek this winter. Wife is out of town and I am home bound, so I'm not going to get anything out of the creek prior to the storm. If anyone has motivation... the key log is the log in the diamond splitter drop in the upper part of the run that has a log blocking the normal middle line. We were running the sketchier right line all last season and getting that log out should be relatively easy. The dam is another story.
Anyway... dust off your gear and be ready... we might get some action (or might not).
Viva upslope!
The set up of big spring upslope on top of an average snowpack is a good set up for bear creek to run. Not saying it will run, but saying this is what it typically needs to run... huge precip.
I'm kicking myself for not cleaning out bear creek this winter. Wife is out of town and I am home bound, so I'm not going to get anything out of the creek prior to the storm. If anyone has motivation... the key log is the log in the diamond splitter drop in the upper part of the run that has a log blocking the normal middle line. We were running the sketchier right line all last season and getting that log out should be relatively easy. The dam is another story.
Anyway... dust off your gear and be ready... we might get some action (or might not).
Viva upslope!