Mid to high-level clouds have moved in this morning but we should see some partial clearing later in the day. SE winds will continue to blow in the 20-30 mph range with gusts as high as 40. Daytime temps will be in the upper 30's. Tomorrow, look for mostly cloudy skies with a chance for afternoon snow showers as we begin to feel the effects of a Pacific low tracking through the 4 Corners. 1"-2" possible. Snow should continue Wed night into Thu with 4"-8" possible.

2"-4" of snow fell on Friday accompanied by strong southerly winds. I've been receiving reports of shallow cracking and wind drifting along upper elevation ridge crests. The snowpack is otherwise a mixed bag of surface conditions with crusts of varying strengths and thicknesses with some loose, sugary snow developing in shallow, shady, wooded areas.

NWS Weather Forecast.