Summary

Light rain and snow moves in today by afternoon. The snow levels start high this morning and fall to lake level by this evening. We could see an inch or two on the mountains. Then heavier snow moves in tonight and then tapers off by Thursday afternoon. We could see 10-19 inches at lake level and 12-25 inches on the mountains by Thursday afternoon. Thursday afternoon and evening we may see a break before the next storm moves in after midnight. Then heavy snow Friday. Friday night the snow turns to showers and then tapers off by Saturday morning. We could see additional snowfall of 6-15 inches at lake level, and 8-21 inches on the mountains. We could see another break Saturday afternoon and evening before another storm moves in after midnight. Then heavy snow Sunday and turning showery Sunday night. The snow showers may linger into Monday. By Monday afternoon we could have additional snowfall accumulations of 15-26 inches at lake level, and 17-35 inches on the mountains. Starting next Tuesday high pressure builds in bring a prolonged period of dry weather. Temperatures start cold and will gradually warm. The dry weather looks to last over a week before storms could return sometime during the first week of February.

Short Term Forecast