Our recent storm is moving out to sea and left ~4-10" of new snow across the region. The highest totals of 6-10" were reported across portions of the Berkshires, southern Greens in Vermont, and mountains/hilltowns in Southwest New Hampshire.

Arctic air has overspread Southern Canada and the Lower 48, which will result in the coldest temperatures of the season so far for most areas. The Mid-Atlantic and Southern New England will wake up to fresh snow on Monday, then the pattern will largely dry out for the East with snow favoring the Great Lakes. The West will also see a dry pattern aside from a late week shot of snow for the Rockies.

The next storm is on our doorstep with cold air and decent snowfall totals for the Front Range. Utah is a wildcard in the Cottonwoods for lake enhancement in the Cottonwoods. The long-range has higher confidence of double digits for the PNW and Northern Rockies, with the Sierra on watch (January 27-20)