Nowcast- Friday's cow-tipping winds finally backed off late in the day and switched to the west and northwest, ushering in a little wiggle of storminess that delivered a shallow coat of white paint. Or, if you're tracking totals on your home abacus, I'll save you the conversion time... just an inch or two of medium density snow for the Uinta range. With cold air and partly cloudy skies overhead, temperatures cratered into the single digits overnight, while winds blow 10-15 mph from the west-northwest. Riding and turning conditions are gonna be rugged right out of the gates this morning and I'd probably consider waiting for more snow to stack up before hitting the trail.

Forecast- Scattered snow showers develop this morning with a robust looking shot of storminess slated to slide through the region later this afternoon. Snow begins stacking up in earnest by about sunset and I'm thinking 8"-12" is a good bet by Sunday morning. In the meantime, it'll feel like winter with winds blowing from northwest, registering in the 20's and 30's along the ridges. High temperatures only reach into the mid 20's and overnight lows dip into the teens and single digits.

Futurecast- Cold, unstable air delivers scattered snow showers for Sunday into Monday, but then springtime weather returns to our regularly scheduled programming with a substantial warming trend slated for midweek.

Our good friends at Salt Lake's National Weather Service have issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the Uinta zone.