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Weather

Wednesday 02/22/2012

High: 31F/-1C Low: 16F/-9C

Current Condition:

snowShowers Partly to mostly cloudy and warmer, with isolated snow showers through the day. Skies become cloudy in the evening, with snow showers increasing mainly overnight.

Precipitation:

Isolated snow showers through the day, with snow likely late.

Snow Condition:

1 to 3 inches (mostly a function of elevation) of snowfall mainly late.

Wind:

SW/ NW at 10-20 gusts to 30mph. Above timberline; W/ NW at 20-30 gusts to 50mph. (winds increase, with gusts to 80mph above 11,500 feet.

Thursday 02/23/2012

High: 26F/-3C Low: 5F/-15C

Current Condition:

snowShowers Mostly cloudy with colder temperatures, and snow showers off and on through the day and through evening mostly. Most snow ends overnight.

Precipitation:

Snow likely.

Snow Condition:

1 to 3 inches of snowfall.

Wind:

NW at 15-25 gusts to 35mph. Above timberline; NW at 25-35 gusts to 55mph.

Friday 02/24/2012

High: 26F/-3C Low: 11F/-12C

Current Condition:

partlyCloudy Partly cloudy and not as cold, with decreased winds.

Precipitation:

None expected.

Snow Condition:

None expected.

Wind:

Variable at 4-12mph, increasing to NW at 5-15mph. Above timberline; NW at 15-25 gusts to 35mph.

Saturday 02/25/2012

High: 28F/-2C Low: 11F/-12C

Current Condition:

snowShowers Partly cloudy and milder through the day, with increasing gusty winds and clouds in the afternoon. Snow showers develop in the afternoon and continue through overnight, heavy at times.