Current Conditions: Another 4 inches of snow accumulated in the last 24 hours bringing totals up to around 10" or a bit more since Tuesday. The central and southern Skyline did better than the northern area around Fairview Canyon which picked up only about 4 to 6 inches total. Riding conditions are good. The new snow contained some graupel (hail) which gave it a creamy feel when riding on it. Wind has been generally light from the west but is not starting to switch around and come from the east. Temperatures dropped into the single digits overnight.

Mountain Weather: The flow is starting to switch around and come from the east. We'll see the wind pick up speed by mid day. It looks like the northern end of the Skyline will see stronger speeds than the southern end. It's going to be cloudy. Temperatures will get into the mid 20s. We could see some snow this afternoon but it probably won't accumulate all that much today. I'm skeptical still but there is good agreement among five different weather models which insist that we'll see a pretty decent shot of snow from this storm that will last into Saturday. They advertise 1 to 2 inches of water which translates to 10 to 20 inches of snow. The flow stays from the east through the weekend. The way I could see this shaking out is that the central and southern Skyline receive the most snow especially on the east side of the range. We probably won't see much happening here in Sanpete Valley.