This morning it's warm, windy, raining, and snowing. Temperatures have dropped about 20 degrees since midnight. It appears that 2-3 inches of snow has fallen on the east side of the Ogden Valley near Powder Mountain and the Monte Cristo area while just a trace of precip has fallen on the west side near Ben Lomond and Mt. Ogden. Winds from the north and from the west have been averaging 20-34 mph and gusting 40-60 mph. Even at low elevations winds have been gusting in the 30s.
Today a bit more snow will fall, maybe another inch or two. Temperatures will be in the teens F near 9000 ft and in the 20s F at mid and low elevations. Strong winds will continue from the west and will ease some this afternoon.
The rest of the week should be warm and dry with a ridge of high pressure dominating the weather. Things begin changing Saturday with (according to the National Weather Service) a "pattern flip to a more wet and cool period". Some snow may fall early next week but no major storms are in the long range forecasts.
As for the snow, warm and very windy weather overnight has created a highly variable snow surface that was mostly warm and damp last night but should be refreezing this morning.
There has been no recent avalanche activity.