On Saturday night, a strong and fast-moving storm dropped 3 inches of snow across the mountain. And then we saw about another 1 inch on Sunday morning between 500am-700am.

This new snow will likely be best enjoyed on top of groomed runs as it's not enough to truly soften the hard base on non-groomed runs. Enjoy this new snow on Sunday morning under partly sunny skies and a chilly feel to the air with temperatures in the teens and low 20s and gusty winds at times.

Monday will be dry with a high temperature in the 30s, and then a significant storm will bring snow from Tuesday morning through the day on Wednesday. We will have a good shot at getting more than 10 inches of snow during this time. Tuesday should be a powder day with conditions softening and deepening through the day with likely 4-6 inches by the afternoon. Then Tuesday night into Wednesday is more uncertain as we might only see a few more inches of fluffy snow, or we could see another 6+ inches of fluffy snow, which would make Wednesday deeper and pretty darn fun.

Following the snow on Tuesday into Wednesday, Thursday into Friday could be drier, and then we might see more snow sometime between later Friday, April 15, and Sunday, April 17.