Its been the snowiest February in Breckenridge since they started keeping track back in 1980 (90+ inches so far). A very active jetstream seems to have been targeting Summit County with plentiful dumps and there’s a race between Breck and Steamboat for who reaches 300 inches first. Steamboat has a slight edge with 294 inches to Breck’s 292. It’s silly we know, but it’s also fun to prognosticate. Who you got…Breck or The Boat?
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