Moisture will linger across the Interior on Wednesday but colder air will arrive, resulting in lowering snow levels and accumulating snow. The pattern looks most favorable for eastern areas including Fernie and Kicking Horse on Wed night/Thurs AM. A storm on Thursday PM has trended much weaker with only flurries expected. The next storm is likely on Saturday with snow levels staying low.

The northern Sierra finally looks decent for 7-14 inches with the PNW finally cooling down by Thursday. Moisture initially returns to the PNW in the form of snow before a warm front moves in Saturday night. The Rockies score moderate totals with some deeper pockets in Wyoming, Utah, and perhaps Idaho from Thursday to Friday.

A storm impacted New England early this week with Jay Peak receiving 16 inches of new snow. Ski season is off to a fantastic start in this region! The Northwest saw a transition from snow to heavy rain early this week, but colder air is on the way with several shots of snow ahead. The Rockies will also see some snow late this week.