A stormy pattern is set to round out the work week. Unfortunately, the bulk of precipitation will fall as rain below 2000'. Above the snow level, the maritime mountains will add feet of snowpack. The potential for good ski conditions appears towards the end of the work week as temperatures cool and winds relax. Finger crossed, all the puzzle pieces align for good skiing on Saturday.

Up to 15-18 inches has fallen in the Cascades of Washington on the last storm. Weak leftovers are impacting Colorado on Monday. The models have pulled a complete reversal for the next storm track, which is expected to push south over the Sierra midweek and again over the weekend. Decent 7-day totals are possible, especially in the Sierra and Pacific Northwest and Canada, by next weekend.