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This morning: Skies are mostly cloudy and temperatures range through the 20's F. Throughout most of the day Thursday, winds were from the south/southwest and strong at the mid and upper elevations, with gusts 30-50 mph. Winds shifted to the northwest with the arrival of the cold front late yesterday afternoon and are now from the north/northwest and light, gusting less than 10 mph, with gusts in the teens at 11,000'.
24-hour snow totals are 6-10" throughout the Provo-area mountains, with storm totals of ~2' since Sunday.
Today: Snow showers that will only add an inch. Temperatures will rise into the upper 20's through mid 30's F. Winds will be from the south/southwest and light, but will increase by early afternoon, with gusts in the 20's and 30's mph by late afternoon at the mid and upper elevations.
March is not going out quietly as winds increase overnight and into Saturday, with 4-6" of new snow possible by Saturday morning. A stronger system overnight Saturday into at least Sunday.
Snow safety teams at nearby resorts reported sensitive wind and storm slabs yesterday. Brandon V submitted an
observation from Bob's Knob where they reported sensitivity in the new snow, as shown in the video below.
