Current Conditions: A few more inches of snow accumulated in the last 24 hours. Storm totals since Friday are pushing 30 inches. I measured 2.5" of water in 27" of snow. The first half of the storm was higher density snow and last half was cold powder. It was still breezy on Monday from the west southwest. Temperatures stayed in the upper teens in the higher terrain which kept the snow cold and powdery. Lower elevations warmed up and became damp. There was some broken sky above Horseshoe Mountain this morning but it was also snowing lightly up Fairview Canyon.

Mountain Weather: It looks like we'll see mostly cloudy skies today with the chance for periodic snowfall. Accumulations won't be too much. Clouds might break a bit here and there, more so this afternoon. We'll have light to moderate speed wind from the southwest. The speed may increase a bit later in the afternoon. Temperatures will get into the mid to upper 20s. This pattern looks similar for Wednesday and Thursday then some clearing on Friday and Saturday.