Confidence is high as models continue to pump out 24 plus inches for the Sierra with great overnight timing. The trend continues to push moisture south over the Four Corners where decent totals land. The northern areas towards Utah are trending down slightly, however 9-14 inches is still on tap. Colorado favors southern and western areas. Tetons and MT get the slow train. PNW also fires!

A series of storms will impact the West over the next 1-2 weeks with significant snowfall expected in many areas. The first storm on Wednesday-Thursday will have far-reaching impacts with heavy snow from Canada to Arizona, while Tahoe and Mammoth are in line for the deepest snow totals.

Quiet weather will continue this week. A warm front will cause contrasting temperatures through the center of the Mid-Atlantic with warm air (50s/60s) to the south and cold air (30s/40s) to the north. This warm front will bring scattered rain/snow showers Wednesday night to the northern Mid-Atlantic with a trace-1 inch of snow. The rest of the week is dry with a warm and wet storm this weekend.