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Nowcast- Looking like a solid C student on the doppler, yesterday's storm got down to work, got comfortable in its own skin, and blossomed into an exceptional over-achiever. Working up quite the appetite, the little storm selected the super-size option at the local convenience store checkout as it rounded the bend, setting its sights on The North Slope, stacking up with 10" of snow and just over .70" H2O in the past 24 hours. The south half of the range got slighted on the invite, only stacking up about half that amount. In either case, the riding and turning conditions are five star, and low angle terrain is the ticket where you'll feel less of the old snow surface underfoot. But that was so yesterday... currently, a waning Worm Moon peaks through partly cloudy skies as temperatures hover in the upper teens. Along the high ridges, winds blow from the west and northwest, registering in the teens and low 20's near the high peaks.

Forecast- We can expect clearing skies with temperatures climbing into the mid 30's. Winds blow in the teens from the west this morning, switching to southwest and bumping into the 20's and 30's later this afternoon

Futurecast- The break in the action is short lived with the next round of storminess on tap for Thursday afternoon. Snow develops late in the day and continues through Friday... 6"-10" by the end of the work week seems like a good bet.