Skies are partly cloudy in the wake of the "storm". Most areas only picked up a trace to - at most - 3" of heavy dense snow with a rough rain-snow line to 8000'. Winds are from the west, blowing 20mph with gusts to 30 and about twice that at 11,000'.

For today, skies will trend overcast with temps on a warming trend toward "freezing". The winds will ramp up out of the west by late afternoon ahead of another storm for later Friday into Saturday. This will again be wet, warm and windy with a rain-snow line hovering around 8000'. We may see 3-6 inches of new and up to 0.8" of snow-water-equivalent.

Travel and riding conditions are fairly rugged with only one to two feet of snow on the ground.