Saturday was unexpectedly fun and deep across the northern and central mountains, and snowflakes were still in the air during the day. On Sunday and Monday, an additional wave of snow showers could bring light accumulations to the far northern mountains. Then the next storm could bring showers on Wednesday and Thursday.

It's snowing heavily in the central and northern Cascades of Washington with temps rising. The Rockies are scoring terrain openings, especially WY, UT, and Colorado. PMW moisture moves over Idaho and Wyoming and to some extent southern MT. Alaska is getting crushed.

A powerful storm produced deep snow totals at Banff and Lake Louise this week with moderate totals for the BC Powder Highway. The storm is now working its way through the U.S. Rockies late this week. Heavy snow fell in the Northern Rockies on Thursday and will spread into Utah and Colorado on Friday. Next week is looking dry for most areas, except for Alaska which will see heavy snow.