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A couple inches of snow fell yesterday, but in general it's awfully thin on the Skyline. With a storm on tap for this weekend conditions will improve though riding and turning is extremely limited to upper elevation rock free meadows.

It's pretty thin out there, but a few rock free meadows could offer a mellow ride on the sled.

The weekend storm should edge far enough south to give the Skyline a much needed shot of snow and I suspect storm totals in the 6"-8" range won't be out of the question. High pressure quickly builds Sunday with clear skies and warming temperatures. A storm is slated for midweek, but it doesn't look like anything too huge at the moment.

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The information in this advisory is from the US Forest Service which is solely responsible for its content. This advisory describes general avalanche conditions and local variations always occur.

I will update this advisory by 7:00 AM on Saturday Nov. 23, 2013