Skies remained clear overnight and temperatures cooled nicely, registering in the low to mid 20's. Yesterday's west and southwest winds blew 30-50 mph along the high ridges for most of the day, but mellowed dramatically right around midnight. Currently it's rather pleasant along the high ridges with light and variable winds blowing just 5-15 mph. It's a mixed bag of snow conditions. Up high you'll find dry, cold snow on north facing terrain, and sunny slopes at mid and low elevations offer a window of solid, supportable corn-like surfaces. In between... it's every man for himself.

Look for mostly sunny skies this morning, but as a storm churns away to the south, we can expect increasing mid level clouds becoming thick by late morning. Snow showers are possible by early afternoon. Temperatures rise into the upper 30's and low 40's. Southwest increase slightly and should blow in the 20's and 30's as the day progresses.

Light snow showers develop overnight with a couple traces of snow expected. The next storm system approaches from the Pacific Northwest mid to late next week.