The Tony Grove Snotel at 8400' reports 29ºF this morning and there is 82" of total snow with 102% of average SWE for the date. It's 24ºF at the 9700' CSI Logan Peak weather station, and east-southeast winds are currently averaging around 25 mph, with gusts to 45 mph. The snow is stable on most slopes this morning, and avalanches are unlikely today with cloud cover and winds to help keep the snow surface cool. But, overnight temperatures only dipped below freezing for a short time at many stations, clouds will trap heat in the atmosphere, the snow surface may become soft and saturated in some areas and potential for wet avalanches cannot be ruled out.
A pacific storm system will bring low elevation rain and mountain snow across much of Utah through Friday. After brief ridging late Friday into Saturday, another pacific storm system will bring widespread precipitation across the state for the upcoming weekend. It'll be partly cloudy and there is a chance for snow showers in the mountains today. High temperatures at 8500' expected be around 40ºF, with 15 to 25 mph east-southeast winds. Snow showers are likely tonight, with 1 to 3 inches possible. Expect low temperatures around 23º F, and 10 to 15 mph east-southeast winds. Snow showers are likely tomorrow, with 1 to 3 inches of accumulation possible. Some thunder and lightning may occur. High temperatures are expected to be around 36ºF, with 10 to 15 mph south winds.
There were a few natural loose wet avalanches in the Logan Zone in the past few days, but these are to be expected as the winter snow is warmed up by the strong March sun.
A loose wet avalanche on Andrew Nyman Peak