HS = 16", HST = 5". 7" of new snow siting on a stout crust. This is the same crust (pencil +) that has allowed travel at the lower elevations in February. The underlying facets are significantly wetter then they were last month (I have not been here since Feb. 25th)
There is a slight crust (above glove) below todays new snow that formed on top of snow from the previous storm (March 14th?) (glove is pointing to this layer).
Photos below:
1. Wet rounded facets.
2. ECTN results above crust.
3. High country obscured by clouds.
SW Utah Snotel storm totals:
Pahvants:
Pine Creek: 8"
Bob's Hollow: 3"
Tushers:
Big Flat: 6"
Kimberly Mine: 8"
Merchant Valley: 3"
Eagle Point Resort: 7"
Brian Head:
Webster Flat: 4"
Midway Valley: 4"
Brain Head Resort: 9"
Overall I would guess/assume a considerable hazard in the high country based on new snow and underlying facets. I have been out of town and did not get into the high country today.
Skyline is rated as high today, this is the nearest forecast zone:
