Around 4-5" at the trailhead this morning with upwards of 10" up near 10,000'.
The storm this weekend brought heavy moisture rich air and dense snow making the Uintas look like something out of the Cascades. Strong northwest winds have been hammering away at the exposed peaks and ridges as the shoulder on Bald Mt. is mostly stripped of snow.
The Lofty Peak weather site looks frosty and covered in rime.
The old snow surface marked with the crystal card is now buried with a fairly dense slab and I experienced widespread collapsing on this weak layer.
Getting around is now a little better with terrain starting to get filled in. Meadows and roads still seem like the best places to ride to avoid the hazards.
