Current Conditions: Last night's storm turned out to be a bust. A few days ago it looked like we were lined up for 6 to 10 inches of snow. The large storm trough split and basically went south. The southern end of the range picked up a dusting overnight. Overnight temperatures were in the mid teens. The wind has shifted to the northeast and is a bit gusty along the higher terrain.

Mountain Weather: We have a nice day in store today with lots of sun, high temperatures into the upper 20s or low 30s, and northeast wind shifting northwest and decreasing in speed. Another splitting storm system will move through on Thursday. Models indicate we should get a shot of snow. The best chance looks like Thursday afternoon in a southwest flow which should favor the north end of the range/Fariview Canyon zone. The flow gets light Thursday night and a bit mixed up although it looks like saturated unstable air is still in place during this period. Overall, I'm thinking 4 to 8 inches of snow is possible.