A cold unstable northwest flow produced 5 to 7 inches of snow on Sunday during the last wave of the storm. This was better than I anticipated. I find that the pattern with cold unstable northwest flow can really favor the central Skyline from around Pleasant Creek through Manti Canyon or even a bit more south. Fairview Canyon does not do as well with this flow and additional accumulations there were less. Storm totals since Friday are 10 to 16". The wind is notable. It was stronger during the last wave than I was expecting and this caused quite a bit of drifting. This will be a significant contributor to avalanche danger. High temperatures on Sunday were around 20˚F and dropped into the single digits overnight. Northwest wind has slowed dramatically.

Low level clouds may linger today. We may see them break a bit but the mountains could stay socked in also. Highs will be in the mid to upper teens and northwest wind should remain fairly light. Tuesday starts out clear then clouds move in ahead of the next storm Tuesday night through Wednesday. This storm looks like a decent little event with around 8 inches of new snow possible.