Summary:

Western Wyoming will see light accumulations for elevations above 9,000 feet on Monday and Tuesday. Dry on Wednesday and Thursday ahead of another weak storm on Friday afternoon and into Saturday morning. All eyes will be on early November for cooler temperatures and deeper accumulations. 

Details:

One more day of beautiful fall weather on Sunday ahead of our next chances for precipitation on Monday and Tuesday. 

Monday's system will be fairly warm, which will keep snow levels above 9,000 feet through Monday night. Accumulations of 1-3 inches will be possible for the highest elevation by Tuesday morning. 

A slightly cooler wave will then move through on Tuesday, dropping snow levels down to 8,000 feet through Tuesday evening. This wave will again be fairly weak, with only 1-2 inches possible for the upper elevations of Jackson Hole and Grand Targhee. 

Wednesday and Thursday will feature partly to mostly sunny skies, with mid-mountain temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 40s. Our next chance for snow then arrive on Friday but accumulations also look to remain on the lighter side. 

Extended Outlook:

We've had a tremendous October so far, with Jackson Hole reporting 49 inches and Grand Targhee reporting 53 inches across the upper elevations. We could add a few more inches to these totals by the end of the month but all eyes will be on the first week of November for our next chance of cooler air and deeper accumulations. 

Thanks for reading and have a great start to your week!

SAM COLLENTINE

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