1-4 inches for Sunday morning's reports. 8-14 inches since Thursday night. Heavy snow and very strong winds will create limited visibility and lift delays/closures through Sunday. Storm clears through Sunday night. Dry Monday through Thursday. Another round of snow December 8-9.

Sunday was a windy and snowy day across the northern mountains with 10+ inch snow totals for many spots and wind gusts of 50-70mph. Now on Monday morning, the storm is ending and statewide storm totals are between 7-30 inches. Coming up, we will have dry weather through Thursday, and then the next storm should bring moderate snow totals between Friday and Saturday.

The epic storm has thus far dropped 10-20 inches in the Cascades, and up to 18 inches in the Wasatch, with resorts in Colorado reporting 9-12 inches. The heaviest dump is yet to come! Snorkel Alert is hoisted, but bring 2 pairs since the transition will be dry to wet.

A series of storms will bring much-needed heavy snow to the Northwest and the Rockies from Friday to Monday, though some areas will see a changeover from snow to rain during the latter stages of this event. The East will also remain in an active pattern with uncertainty regarding a possible snow event in New England on Sunday-Monday, while the Mid-Atlantic could also see some snow next week.