Observation: Tony Grove Lake

The storms in October brought plenty of rain, with a bit of snow at the highest elevations. There is an inch or so of snow from the Halloween storm on northerly facing slopes around the lake, and a few more inches from previous storms create a thin coating of white on the rocky ground above around 9000 feet in elevation.

Looking south from Tony Grove Lake...

There's a little snow in the high country, but none below about 8000' in the Central Bear River Range

Same story in the Logan Peak Area, with shallow snow cover visible in north facing terrain above about 8000' in Mill Hollow.