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Moab Photography Conditions - December 26, 2014

December 26, 2014 Bret Edge

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! There's fresh snow on the ground in Moab and fog swirling around the cliffs.  About an inch fell at 4,000', which means Arches, Canyonlands and Dead Horse Point will all be blanketed in just enough snow to turn the red rock into a winter wonderland.  The La Sal Mountains are completely hidden behind a thick layer of clouds and when those clouds finally part, the snow capped peaks will be looking their very best for the cameras.

All main park roads are currently open.  Expect some slick, icy spots and drive accordingly.  We're already seeing a few patches of blue sky peeking out from behind gray clouds and the landscape is intermittently spotlighted, creating interesting opportunities for photography right now.  The storm is predicted to leave the area some time tonight.  Sunrise on Saturday morning (Dec. 27, 2014) should be spectacular.

I'm planning to visit Arches this afternoon for a sunset shoot - if the weather and clouds cooperate.  If so, I'll update this post with a photo of the current conditions. 

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