We squeezed out 1-3 inches on Sunday night. A few lingering snow showers on Monday morning. Another chance for light snow arrives Tuesday night and continues through Wednesday night. Dry and very mild weather settles in on Friday, December 15, and continues through at least Wednesday, December 20.

On Sunday night into Monday morning, the northern mountains picked up 1-3 inches of snow, and their snowpack is at about 80-100% of average. The next storm from Tuesday to Thursday should focus on the southern mountains with 3-8 inches as the most likely scenario, though this could change. After that, we'll wait until around or after December 21st for the next storm.

Departing snow is still falling in New England where Whiteface picked up 10 inches! Stowe, Jay, and Sugarbush are reporting around 6 inches. The West dries out until perhaps Xmas Eve with an active pattern setting up on or after the holiday. Alaska continues to get deep.

The first 10 days of December have been active with storms for the West and the East, including some nice powder days in the Rockies over the past few days. The pattern will trend drier for most areas this week once a storm winds down in the East early Monday. Exceptions include a mid-week storm for New Mexico, along with more frequent storms for Alaska and portions of BC.