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Looks like about 9 inches of new snow fell at the 8400' Tony Grove Snotel Monday night and yesterday. It's 27°F this morning, and there is 57"of total snow containing 64% of normal SWE. Winds from the west-northwest are blowing around 20 mph, and it's 20°F at the 9700' CSI Logan Peak weather station.
The sun will be out in full force today, and it looks like fair spring weather will last through the rest of the week and through the weekend. High temperatures at upper elevations will top out around 40°F today, and a light west-southwest breeze will blow across the ridges. It will be a clear night tonight, with mountain temperatures dropping into the mid twenties and a southerly breeze. West winds will increase tomorrow afternoon, and temperatures will be around 15°F, with blustery conditions on Thursday night. It looks like mostly clear and sunny conditions through the weekend, with seasonably warm daytime temperatures, and decent cooling with temperatures well below freezing at night.
It looks like nice spring weather in the Logan Zone for the rest of the week and through the weekend. We are expecting warm and sunny days and cold nights, with mountain temperatures well below freezing.
The excessive heat this weekend caused natural wet avalanche activity to occur on steep slopes in the Logan Zone, including this nice wet avalanche in Drop-in, Drop-out in Lower Logan Canyon.
This natural wet avalanche in Lower Logan Canyon was observed Sunday on a north facing slope, and it started at around 8000' in elevation.
