Photos: Overnight snow makes for nice morning blanket
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Oh, wise monkeys: See no snow, hear no snow, speak no snow on Aspen mall Tuesday.
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If only for a few hours, the browns spots on Ajax Mountain again were covered Tuesday after the overnight snow in Aspen. The resort closed for the season Sunday.
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Tree branches were covered this morning in Snowmass from the snowfall on Monday evening.
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A heavy, stick snow put a soft blanket on Aspen overnight.
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St. Mary Catholic Church through the trees near Main Street in Aspen.
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Tree branches in Snowmass were covered Tuesday morning from the snowfall Monday night.
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The standard "tulip through the snow" photo on a wet morning Tuesday in Aspen along Hopkins Avenue.
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Even hiding under an aspen wasn't enough to avoid the snow Tuesday in Aspen.
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Snowmass Mountain got a fresh coat of snow on it from the Monday evening snowfall.
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Quiet, snowy morning Tuesday along the Hyman Avenue mall in Aspen.
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Tree branches were covered this morning in Snowmass from the snowfall on Monday evening.
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Barely in bloom, aspens in Aspen got a little coating Tuesday morning.
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New snowfall in Snowmass from the Monday storm.
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Morning commuters drive by the fresh snow in Snowmass today.
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Snow-covered branches in Snowmass this morning.
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The sun slightly lit up the fresh snow this morning in Snowmass.
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Fresh snow on Snowmass Mountain this morning.
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Fence posts were lined with fresh snow this morning in Snowmass.
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Snowmass Mountain got a fresh coat of snow on it from the Monday evening snowfall.
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Aspen and Snowmass were blanketed overnight with a few wet, sticky inches of snow, which made for a nice morning walk Tuesday.
We put together a few shots of what it looked like this morning as the clouds broke and folks who didn’t head out after closing day Sunday made their way to work and school.
Forecasts call for snow on and off the rest of this week with highs in the lower-40s and overnight lows in the 20s in the uppervalley.
But two days after closing Ajax Mountain for the season it was nice to see the brown spots covered up in the valley, if only for a few hours.
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