Current Conditions: Snow accumulations from yesterday's storm were on the high end of what I was expecting. Most areas picked up 3 to 4 inches. Ephriam Canyon did surprisingly well with 9 inches reported at GBRC Meadows Snotel. I would think there was an error in this reading but that weather station is pretty reliable and also Ephraim Canyon does well in a cold northwest flow, which is what the event was. Temperatures have dropped to around 10˚F. Wind from the northwest has increased a bit again. You'll probably see some drifting in the higher terrain.

Mountain Weather: There's a little lingering moisture from the storm but skies should mostly clear out during the day. Temperatures will rebound to around 20˚F. Wind from the northwest looks slightly breezy. It'll probably feel a little annoying in the higher, more exposed terrain. There is another small storm shaping up for Thursday into Friday that might bring some light accumulations. Longer term, it doesn't look like total doom and gloom. I see a couple more disturbances next week and possibly a better system around Christmas.