Nowcast - Just as the sun started to show this morning, temperatures reported in the low 30's F° near trailheads and in the low 20's up around 10,000'. A light breeze from the west continued through the night and has been calm, around 5-10 MPH.
Forecast - Another round of sunny skies is on tap for today, and things should feel similar to yesterday as temperatures warm up into the mid 30's °F. Light winds blowing from the west southwest continue around 5-10 MPH and should stay tame throughout the day.
Futurecast - Keep doing the snow dance for the mid-week storm. It does look like a mild system slides through the region sometime Wednesday, hopefully bringing a couple inches of mountain snowfall with it.
Travel Conditions - From crusts to wind-boards, facets to spring slush, you can pretty much find it all out there. Yesterday, we did manage to find some supportable riding in protected, shady terrain out of the wind zone and away suns rays. The snow surface and coverage are variable across the range, and once we start to get some snow, it is going to be a tricky set-up.
Looking west at the Central Uintas from the top of Murdock Peak, and although it's thing plenty of folks were out and about hiking, skiing, and getting up high in the range.
Low-angle jamming near Murdock yesterday in protected, shady, north-facing terrain with a slope angle of about 20° -- Ideal for low tide and early season turns!
There is no new avalanche activity to report, but you can find lots of travel reports and observations from across the range and beyond below.
