We're up to about 2 feet of snow along the Manti Skyline since Monday night. Light snowfall continued overnight not adding up to much. The wind was strong from the southwest on Tuesday. The flow switched to northwest on Wednesday with continued strong speeds. This long period of wind drifted massive amounts of snow. With a weak pre-existing snowpack structure before this storm, it should be fairly obvious that rapidly loading it with a massive amount of snow is going to cause problems.

We'll see continued light snowfall this morning which should taper off as the day goes on. Northwest wind will continue to be fairly strong. Temperatures are in the low single digits and will only get up to around 11 degrees.