Current Conditions: Once again, the storm on Friday produced more snow than anticipated in some areas along the Skyline. The southern end certainly faired better than the northern end. You'll find about 4 inches of new snow on the northern half of the range. However, up to 10 inches stacked up in upper Ferron and upper 12 Mile canyons. Temperatures cooled into the mid 20s yesterday and the wind was not very strong during this storm. It was from the east on Friday and switched around to the southwest last night. It did pick up along the higher terrain a little bit early last night but didn't get real strong.

Mountain Weather: It looks like a nice morning but clouds should move in fairly soon and we may see some snowfall this afternoon with a trace to a couple of inches possible. High temperatures along the ridges will be around 30. Southwest wind looks like it will remain fairly light. Sunday looks like a nice day with more sun and slightly warmer temperatures. Yet another "closed low pressure system" is forming up off the coast of California and it looks like it might once again push moisture into our area in a southerly flow later next week.