The small storm that moved through last night gave us 2 to 4 inches of snow along the Manti Skyline. West northwest wind has been in the moderate speed range along the ridges. This combination of snow and wind probably isn't enough to overload the buried weak snow near the ground and cause a widespread avalanche cycle. It might be enough to produce some isolated human triggered avalanches though. Likely spots are those upper elevation steep slopes that face northwest through east. This terrain is holding the most new wind drifted snow and also holds the weakest buried faceted sugar snow near the ground.