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Nowcast - A heatwave reprieve is at the doorstep as partly cloudy skies, cooler air, and a stray shower or two slides into the Uinta's this morning. Currently, temperatures register in the low 40's F° while ridgetop winds blow in the 20's and 30's from the west and southwest.

Forecast - Skies clear early in the day as winds switch to the northwest and gust into the 40's near the high peaks. A blast of slightly cooler air will feel refreshing and keep the lid on high temperatures which only climb into the low 50's F°. Overnight lows dip into the upper 20's F° .

Futurecast - A return to unseasonably sultry weather for the weekend, before we shift gears to a cooler, wetter pattern on tap beginning Tuesday afternoon.

Travel Conditions - It ain't for the faint of heart out there right now! Price of admission is high, but believe it or else, Mill Hollow and Wolf Creek Summit offer the best coverage for contiguous snow access. For the brave, there's some soft snow out there, but timing is everything. Sledders, get on it while the snow is softening to keep your ride cool. Human-powered folk, you may get lucky with some supportable, soft turns by playing the timing game earlier in the day. Either way, you can't beat a day when the suns out, whilst yer guns are out and firin' in the mountains!

Looking east towards the High Uintas and Central Mountains, there's plenty of snow on polar slopes above 10,000'. Below that... travel, access, and type 2 fun conditions present some serious challenges and oh yeah... lack of coverage.

Traveling around Wolf Creek Tuesday I thought to myself... "pretty surreal, this upper elevation, solar-esque slope should be deep and phat with snow. Instead it's starting to look more like June than March."