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Well, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the wind picked up last night around 8:00 PM and continues to blow from the southwest this morning at speeds of 20-30 mph gusts into the 30s and 40s. Across the Ogden Skyline', the wind is blowing a bit harder from the southwest at speeds of 30-40 mph gusting into the 50s mph. This wind will likely ruin the powder party in exposed terrain. Current mountain temperatures range from 19-27 °F.

Today, a minor cold front will push into Northern Utah, bringing increasing clouds and a chance for a couple of inches of new snow. Unfortunately, the pre-frontal southerly wind will continue to be the issue this morning until midday, when the wind will veer to the west and eventually the northwest and slow in speed. Mountain temperatures will rise into the upper 20s to low 30s °F.

The recent storm left behind roughly 12-20 inches of new snow. Today, you will find good riding and turning conditions on most slopes with a northerly tilt to them. On slopes facing south and at low elevations, you will find a crust from yesterday's sun and warming temperatures.