On Thursday night, we picked up 1-7 inches, and this is just the first part of a multi-day storm. We'll see more snow on Friday, Friday night, Saturday, Saturday night, Sunday, and Sunday night, with total storm accumulations likely between 8-30 inches, with the deepest amounts in the central and northern mountains. Sunday will be the deepest day, and it'll also be windy with thicker snow quality.

The incoming series of moisture is still on track with significant totals for the PNW (4-6 inches of water). Decaying pieces of energy from an Atmospheric River will impact the Rockies late Friday to Monday coming in sections, each a bit warmer than the last. I have downtrended the totals slightly.

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.