Today look for cloudy skies with 3-5" of snow possible as a fast-moving closed low passes through. Thunder-snow and graupel are a possibility. SE winds 10-20 mph will switch to the west in the afternoon. High temps at 10,000' will be near 30F. Conditions dry out and warm up for the remainder of the week with another chance of unsettled weather for the upcoming weekend.

NWS Weather Forecast.

Snow totals varied across the range with what appears to be 5"-10" with about 1.4" of snow-water-equivalent. Strong NW winds on Sunday have blown and drifted the new snow, especially in exposed terrain at upper elevations and steep, wind drifted slopes should be avoided. Look for wind drifts on the leeward sides of ridge crests and terrain features such as gully walls and sub ridges. Drifts are recognizable by their smooth, rounded appearance and cracking is a sign of instability. On steep, wind-loaded, northerly aspects, it may still be possible to trigger a deeper avalanche failing on a buried persistent weak layer of sugary, faceted snow.