Avalanche Awareness Week- Events are happening daily across the state to prepare you for winter and get you thinking about avalanche safety. Find out about all our events HERE. And don't forget the Utah Snow and Avalanche Workshop is Saturday, December 6 with in person and virtual options!

But wait... there's more!

• December 20 Introduction to Avalanche Rescue Course
• January 2-3 Backcountry 101
• January 9-12 Stay & Play Avalanche Course Retreat

Nowcast- Well that storm was a bust! Yup, yesterday's 2" of snow with .10"H20 is hardly even a rounding error on a spreadsheet, but with a lean start to the season, we'll take what we can get. A lingering snow shower or two slides by the region early this morning and temperatures register in the teens. Near the high peaks there's hardly a breath of wind as northeasterlies blow just 5-10 mph. It's thin out there, but reasonable travel conditions are found on snow covered roads and rock free meadows.

Forecast- Look for mostly cloudy skies this morning with a lingering snow shower or two, but in general we're drying out and should see sunny skies as the day progresses. Bumping into the teens and low 20's, northerly winds remain rather well-behaved today. Temperatures climb into the mid and upper 20's and dip into the low teens overnight.

Futurecast - A break in the action is slated for Thursday and then it gets interesting to round out the work week. Our next storm moves into the region early Friday morning as the two sexiest words in meteorology (atmospheric river) sets up across the Pacific Northwest. Unlike the past couple systems, this storm has the potential to deliver a couple inches of water and a few feet of snow. We'll have a better idea of timing and strength in the next day or two.