The recent storm produced 3 to 10 inches of snow along the Skyline in a "one two punch". There was a shot of snow early Wednesday morning then another overnight Wednesday night. The storm was relatively warm with higher density snow.
The northern zone around Fairview Canyon received the least snow with only about 3 inches. The central Skyline around Ephraim Canyon received 6 inches. The most was recorded in upper Ferron Canyon where 10 inches of snow stacked up. This type of distribution is not uncommon given the southeast flow direction of the storm as it hit the Skyline.
Weather Outlook:
The overall pattern looks active for storms. The current storm will start to move out later today and we'll see benign weather through the weekend before the next storms move in. A small storm swooping through from the northwest looks like it should give us some snow Monday night. Another larger storm will dig deep through the Great Basin and feed moisture into our area in a southwest flow along about Wednesday. Yet another system looks like it will work it's way through from the northwest during the following weekend. If things play out like the weather models suggest, we could see a couple of feet of snow within the next 12 days or so. This is exciting but keep in mind there's quite a bit of uncertainty as to how this will actually shake out.
