Since yesterday 1-4 inches of snow fell. Temperatures this morning are generally in the teens F with some single digit temperatures at the highest elevations. Westerly winds are blowing 5-10 mph gusting to 15 mph. At the highest elevations, winds are blowing 25 mph and gusting 40 mph.
Today another inch of snow may fall in the morning, and the sun should appear this afternoon with some lingering clouds. Temperatures at low elevations may reach 30 degrees F while most other places will have temperatures in the upper teens to 20s F. Winds will continue from the west 5-15 mph.
A few more inches of snow could fall tonight or tomorrow morning followed by a few more inches on Friday. After warm weather last weekend that made the snow surface wet, it is now refrozen with just a few inches of snow on top. No major snowfall is in the forecast. Hopefully, a few inches falling here and there may start to add up by this weekend to improve the riding.
No new avalanche activity was reported yesterday. As always, you can find more details in the
Observations and Avalanches tab on our website.