It's kinda late
But not unheard of. Snow squalls can happen throughout the summer in the high country. Storm warnings suggest significant accumulations, at least enough cause dangerous roads and to get the plows out. I was up at my cabin over the weekend to awake it from its winter sleep and to try out my new Tenkara fly rod. Cold the first day and snow the second. I'm now a fair-weather fisherman, didn't wet the line. The damn pelicans were all over the lake like stink on excrement gorging on big trout.
Not much drought relief. Snow pack on the Eastern Slope is already over 100% of normal while the Western Slope is in the 60-70% level. This storm won't change those figures much. Flash flood warnings are up on the Eastern slope because of thunderstorms at lower elevations and the ground is saturated from several weeks of almost daily rain.
I've never been fly fishing. Something I've always wanted to try, but I've never done it. Especially since trout and salmon are my two favorite types of fish to eat. You ever have a rainbow trout prepared the traditional way - grilled whole? We did that at the restaurant one weekend. I can't begin to count the number of customers who freaked out when the plate was delivered and their dinner was looking back up at them!