We'll have mostly clear skies this morning with increasing clouds and southwest wind by late afternoon. Temps will rise into the 20s. Another storm is on tap but should only produce 2-4" of snow. High pressure develops for the remainder of the week.

This most recent snow and wind was just enough weight to tip the balance in very localized terrain. In the Salt Lake mountains, two parties triggered avalanches in the backcountry yesterday, with cracking and collapsing the sure giveaway to a creaky early season snowpack. These were on steep north and northwest facing slopes at and above 9800' with one being triggered at a distance. Photo from Silver Fork below. You will find a similar snow structure in the higher ramparts of the Provo area mountains and caution should be observed if heading into this terrain.