Summary

Sunny and mild today with highs into the 40's on the upper mountains and 50's at lake level. Sunday we will see increasing winds and clouds by afternoon, with ridge top gusts increasing to 70+ mph. Late afternoon/early evening Sunday the snow begins to push in ahead of a cold front. Sunday night we should see heavy snowfall as the front moves through, with snow showers firing up behind the front. By Monday morning we could have 5-15 inches of snow on the mountains and several inches at lake level. Snow showers Monday afternoon and evening before the storm ends could drop another inch or two. It will be very cold Monday with highs only in the 20's on the mountains and 30's at lake level. Tuesday through Friday we stay cool with highs in the 30's on the upper mountains and 40's at lake level. A splitting system on Thursday could brush us with some light snowfall. The weather could remain unsettled through the end of the month with shots of cooler air and wind. We will have to see if any last storms can sneak in.

Short Term Forecast