Wow, this is Wasatch I remember! - yesterday was one of those days where people come for a weekend and stay for a lifetime. The weekend's storm produced right-side-up powder on all aspects and elevations, and there were plenty of smiles for miles.

This morning the skies are clear, and the temperatures hover in the mid-teens °F across the board. Winds are from the north and west blowing 5-10 mph with gusts to 20 mph at the upper elevations. For today, we should see increasing clouds and more snow showers this afternoon. Currently, the clouds are entering northwest Utah and should arrive around 9:00 am this morning. Temperatures will remain cold (for March) and only climb into the upper 20's °F this afternoon at say 9,000'. Winds will eventually become more westerly and are not forecast to increase until this evening.

Rough snow totals below:

Ogden Mountains: 8-14" snow (0.65 - 1.30" H20)

Little Cottonwood Canyon: 16-26" snow (1.40 - 2.02" H20)

Big Cottonwood Canyon: 16-22" snow (1.10 - 1.75 H20)

Park City Ridgeline: 7-15" snow (0.90 - 1.30 H20)