Current Conditions: Riding conditions on Saturday remained quite good. Overall snow cover is excellent for this time of the season. The snowpack is fairly supportable although it's easy to find spots where you will punch into the loose sugary layer from November. It looks like southeast wind picked up overnight and is stirring things up even down into the canyons a bit. Temperatures got up to around 30˚F at 9000' yesterday and are in the mid 20s now.

Mountain Weather: We'll see increasing clouds and breezy southerly wind today. High temperatures will be in the mid 20s. There's a chance for snow this afternoon as the anticipated storm moves in but most of it will fall tonight into Monday during a southerly flow. We should see lingering periods of snow into Tuesday as the flow shifts northwest. I still don't think this is going to be a huge snow producer for the Skyline. I'm expecting totals of 4 to 8 inches by Tuesday but hedging my bets on potentially a little more.