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It's 15°F at the 8400' Tony Grove Snotel, and there is about 5 inches of new snow with 0.4" Snow Water Equivalent. There is 89 inches of total snow, containing 121% of normal . West winds were quite strong overnight for several hours at the 9700' CSI Logan Peak weather station, with hourly average wind speeds close to 40 mph and gusts in the 60s. The winds veered from the northwest this morning and have moderated a bit. They are currently blowing around 25 mph, and temperatures have dropped to 6°F.
The snow is stable on most slopes in the Logan Zone and avalanches are unlikely. Exceptions today will be found on drifted upper elevation slopes facing the eastern half of the compass. Yesterday's snow surface was a bit crusty in sunny terrain, but recrystallized powder conditions were nice, soft, and smooth on shady slopes. We are still finding the best riding conditions on sheltered slopes and in lower angled terrain.
We are finding nice soft and smooth recrystallized powder in sheltered shady terrain, with the best riding on lower angled slopes.
We'll see mostly cloudy skies today, with a chance of snow showers, 8500' high temperatures around 14°F, and 14 to 18 mph west-northwest winds. Wind chill values will be as low as -17°F. High pressure will gradually build into the region through the remainder of the week. It will be mostly cloudy tonight, but clearing, with low temperatures around 1°F, north-northwest winds 10 to 17 mph, and wind chills around -13°F. Tomorrow will be sunny with high temperatures near 18°F, 5 to 9 mph north wind, switching from the west, and wind chills around -14°F.
No avalanches were reported in the Logan Zone over the weekend, and lots of people were out in the backcountry.
