NOWCAST-
A storm is on our doorstep and overnight, a blanket of clouds settled in and enveloped our mountains. Rather mild temperatures register in the low to mid 20's. Southwest winds increased on Sunday and continued humming along in the 30's and 40's along the high ridges. Riding and turning conditions improved with last Wednesday's storm and more snow is on the way this week. Not exactly a full-on ear to ear grin, but Ullr is starting to smile down on us none-the-less.
FORECAST-
Snow develops in the next few hours and starts falling in earnest by mid morning... 4"-8" looks like a good bet by days end. In the meantime, southwest winds shift to the west and blow steadily in the 30's and 40's near the high peaks. We've already hit our high temperature for the day and the mercury begins falling into the teens and single digits overnight.
FUTURECAST-
Snow showers linger into Tuesday morning and another storm is on tap for late for in the day, though it looks like the bulk of the system dives into the central and southern portion of the state.
Trip reports and current state of the snowpack observations are found
HERE.
Looking for real-time temps, snow, or wind?
Click HERE and then on the "western Uinta" tab for western Uinta specific, weather station network.
Spencer was near Wolf Creek Pass yesterday and caught this viddy of a nimble footed rider not associated with his crew, trigger a fresh wind drift on a steep, northeast facing slope. The quick footed skier was able to get off the moving snow and everyone came home safely. Many thanks for the great info and for taking time to submit a very informative observation.... good on ya for helping out our community! More beta on this slide found
HERE.
No other significant avalanche activity to report.