Peace and Quiet Wednesday

October 27th 23.1 degrees at 7:00 AM with 6.6 inches of snow melting out to .60 water content. Blowing snow valley floor and on high. Gradual clearing slight warming and calming later on.35.7 degree high.

Constand Change and Challenge!

Wednesday, October 25th 15.8 degrees bottom out under a bluebird sky into late afternoon. 55.7 degree high. Thursday 17.9 degrees bottom out. Thin cirrus clouds with blue overhead. Interesting cloud patterns above and a gentle breeze. 59.1 degree high. Friday 18.6 degrees bottom out.

To the Silverton Community

I know that we are only a few weeks past our last community wide election but there is another election before us that concerns our entire community. There is a Silverton School Board election on November 2. It has been 12 years or longer since our community has held a school board election.

Dear Editor,

Brilliant move to eliminate ohv from Silverton. How you going to make up loss revenue?? Your business owners must love it. Sadly, we will not be back after years of family vacations in Silverton. Yes 8 families canceled not to return. Your liberal city politicians will finally get their ghost town.

Constant Change

Wednesday 13.6 bottom out after 7 AM. 0.8 inches of snow. Mostly clear most of this chilly day with a 37.9 high. Thursday 15.0 bottom out with thick ice fog along the Animas below the depot. Clouds moved in with snow flurries and later snow showers. 36.5 high. 2.5” snow, .12 water content.

A Perfect Storm: Letter from the Editor

Hi Silverton. It’s me again. Last I wrote, the rainbows and fog of summer were hugging the peaks still. I’ve been in this position for just over 3 months and, after the events of last week, it’s definitely time for a check-in.

Wind and Storm!

October 6th, Wednesday 37.9 degrees after 7:00 AM with .28 inches of rain in the can. New snow above with swirling clouds and fog all day plus gentle rain. 54.8 degree high. Thursday 30.3 degrees bottom out. Ground fog in .02 measurable rain.

FROM THE STANDARD MAIL CAR

Good News for Kendall Mountain Recreation Area Southwest Colorado is in Southwest Colorado is in a drought that is predicted to last at least 40 years. We must plan for smaller amounts of snow. In my opinion we can become our own small town winter mecca with a lot of activities for families.

Dear Editor

I would like to thank the town of Silverton for the hospitality in town and for the opportunity to ride and stage our OHV’s. I hope this relationship continues for many years to come.

Angel’s Breath

Wednesday September 29th 38.1 degrees at 7am with .20 inches the can and rainy grey complete with fog and thunder. Plus, our second day of snow above Silverton within 150 feet of the Mayflower Mill on McComber. Partial clearing by late afternoon with a 54.6 degree high.