This morning, it's cold and calm again with temperatures 10-15 degrees F and very light winds from the north. Snow showers yesterday maybe dropped an inch of new snow, and there's about 4-6 inches of new snow since Saturday.
Today, winds will continue from the north and remain light. Skies will be mostly sunny this morning but some clouds should arrive this afternoon which may keep high temperatures in the mid 20s F.
This week will be warm and sunny as a ridge of high pressure develops overhead. Some storminess arrives next weekend.
The snow surface became warm and wet last week and is now refrozen with up to 6 inches of new snow on top - dust on crust. However, upper elevation north facing terrain should still have soft snow as Craig and Joey found
yesterday in upper Weber Canyon.Snow on sunny slopes should become damp today, but afternoon clouds may limit how wet the snow gets and keep things a little cool this afternoon.
No significant avalanches have been reported over the last few days. Archived avalanche activity and trip reports are listed
HERE.
