A storm will impact Oregon early this week with moderate to heavy snow expected throughout the Cascades & Blues, while only limited moisture will reach SW Washington. We will see a break on Wednesday-Thursday, then a stronger storm will likely impact the entire PNW to some extent in the Friday to Sunday timeframe.

Cold with lingering snow showers on Monday. Dry and much warmer on Tuesday and Wednesday. Snow showers return Thursday, followed by heavy snow on Thursday night and into Friday. Mostly dry next weekend ahead of additional chances for snow during the week of April 3.

1-4 inches for Monday's reports. Cold with lingering snow showers on Monday. Dry and much warmer on Tuesday and Wednesday. Snow showers return Thursday, followed by heavy snow on Thursday night and into Friday. Mostly dry next weekend ahead of additional chances for snow during the week of April 3.

We continue to see mostly sunny skies on Monday & Tuesday. By Wednesday we will have a storm to contend with. It won't be strong compared to what we've seen, but gusty winds, & light snowfall is likely through Thursday. Friday through the weekend looks pleasant and sunny. Next week we could see more precip and maybe a bit more snow...

Upslope snowfall (easterly upslope winds meeting an unstable moist and somewhat cold airmass over the Rockies) have brought some nice 48-hour snowfall amounts of 18cm at Nakiska, 17cm at Castle, 15cm Norquay, 15cm Sunshine, 14cm Marmot, and 12cm Louise. Monday looks to add another several cm’s to these totals, mainly from Banff south before high-pressure kicks in for the period Tuesday – Friday.

One final day of sun on Monday. By Tuesday the winds pick up, the snowfall ramps up, and we get our final March snow storm. We will see snow showers through Thursday as the moist and March sun angle are around. Friday and Saturday could be sunny days, and by Sunday we could enter another colder, and snow showery pattern once more.

Partly sunny on Monday. A storm moves in Tuesday morning with heavier snow into the evening. Snow showers Wednesday. Partly sunny Thursday and Friday with a chance for scattered snow showers. Snow showers are possible each day through at least next Wednesday the 5th. A drier pattern is possible during the 2nd week of April.

Following an impressive week-long storm cycle, we will see a break in the pattern on Mon & Tue aside from some occasional flurries. The next storm will arrive from the south/southwest on Wed-Thu with moderate snowfall expected followed by lingering snow showers on Fri. Another potentially stronger storm will arrive from the west this weekend (April 1-2).

Partly sunny on Monday. A storm moves in Tuesday morning with heavier snow into the evening. Snow showers Wednesday. Partly sunny Thursday and Friday with a chance for scattered snow showers. Snow showers are possible each day through at least next Wednesday the 5th. A drier pattern is possible during the 2nd week of April.

Partly sunny on Monday. A storm moves in Tuesday morning with heavier snow into the evening. Snow showers Wednesday. Partly sunny Thursday and Friday with a chance for scattered snow showers. Snow showers are possible each day through at least next Wednesday the 5th. A drier pattern is possible during the 2nd week of April.

Sunday delivered 1-3" in the northern mountains to keep conditions soft and winterlike on Monday. Cold temperatures and strong winds will be the main story on Monday and the cold hangs on through Tuesday morning. Wednesday and Thursday will be the warmest days of the week. Strong winds impact Thursday ahead of a storm overnight into Friday with 1-6" favoring the northern mountains.

A wave of snow passed through the Wasatch last night and this morning. It combined with lake enhancement to bring absurd totals to Snowbasin with good snow elsewhere. Snow tapers off today (Monday). A break Tuesday with winds picking up late. Next storm arrives Wednesday, lasting through Friday.

Snow fell on Sunday night and we'll enjoy fresh snow now on Monday morning. Then we'll have two warm and sunny days before another storm arrives on Thursday.

Snow fell on Sunday night and we'll enjoy fresh snow now on Monday morning. Then we'll have two warm and sunny days before another storm arrives on Thursday.

Snow fell on Sunday night and we'll enjoy fresh snow now on Monday morning. Then we'll have two warm and sunny days before another storm arrives on Thursday.

Some light snow will fall across New England on Monday night with accumulations generally less than 3" at elevation in the southern Greens. A cold front will then bring our next shot at snow on Wednesday night.

Snow fell on Sunday night and we'll enjoy fresh snow now on Monday morning. Then we'll have two warm and sunny days before another storm arrives on Thursday.

Sunday was mainly dry, then on Sunday night, snow fell across most of Colorado, and the highest totals of 3-9 inches accumulated at mountains farther to the west. Monday will bring additional snow showers, then Tuesday and Wednesday will be dry and warm. The next storm will deliver snow as early as Thursday, and powder is likely on Friday with snowfall in the 4-12 inch range.

A weak storm will move an area of rain through most of the region on Monday. Temperatures will be around freezing in NY with wet snowflakes mixing and accumulating in the Catskills with trace-2 inches of snow. A few scattered snow showers continue in NY on Tuesday with a few wet snowflakes in WV as well. Another round of snow moves in from the north Wednesday night. Let’s break it all down…

It's been an incredible March and an incredible season for much of the Western U.S. with frequent storms and cold temperatures. An active pattern will continue through the final few days of the month and into early April as well, so don't put your skis away just yet. The Midwest and Northeast will see two rounds of snow early this week followed by a mix of rain and snow late in the week.

Powder will continue to overspread the west this week with a good storm slated for the Sierra early this week. The central and southern Rockies grab leftovers mid to late week. Another system moves into the PNW by the weekend and will favor the Northern Rockies.

Winter seems to think that spring is overrated. Temperatures have been significantly below average for the past week and will continue to be that way. Accumulations have been modest for the past 2-3 days but less than what I had expected. Let's take a look at the forecast for the next few weeks!

A late season storm is set to begin early Sunday morning and continue for several days. Significant snow is expected across most of the Alps with this storm. An additional wave of snow is possible next week as well, with more storms beyond that as an active period takes hold. It looks like Winter isn't quite through with the Alps just yet, and I hope more powder days are what you're looking for.

They’re digging out at Red Lodge where 42” have fallen since Friday night and it’s still dumping on Sunday morning with another foot on the way. A list of storm totals is provided below. Wrap around snowfall from a closed low-pressure circulation over southern Idaho will bring another 5-10” across SW Montana’s areas/resorts Sun before clearing out Sun night. A bit of a dry out Mon & Tues.

Lingering moisture and instability will result in isolated flurries on Sunday & Monday with light & spotty accumulations. Snow shower activity will be most widespread across the Eastern & Southern Interior. Dry & sunny weather with spring conditions can be expected Tue-Thu, then the next real storm will arrive on Fri-Sat (Mar 31-Apr 1).

A Low pressure trough centered over SE Idaho Sunday has dropped 36" of fresh *pow* at Pomerelle and 24" at Pebble Creek, and there's another more snow forecast to fall in that region before the Low exits to the east. Chilly unsettled weather is forecast elsewhere Sunday with a chance of light snow. Partial clearing expected Mon-Wed before another Low trough brings more snow Thursday.

That was something else on Saturday! From 4" per hour snowfall rates to refills all day in the Traverse City region, there was lots of great snow to be had. Quieter weather is expected Sunday - Tuesday, with some light snow possible on Wednesday. The next major system likely arrives for Friday into Saturday.

Nearly four feet of new snow this week will make for a glorious weekend on the slopes.

A significant late-season heatwave will persist across the West throughout the holiday weekend before eventually relenting mid to late next week. Daily record highs are likely across much of the West and some areas will break Sept monthly records as well. Smoky conditions have also become more widespread across the Northwest & Northern Rockies. Cooler temps will finally arrive late next week.