The strong southwesterly winds finally died down overnight and early this morning have veered to the west and northwest in most locations, gusting in the teens. However, it doesn't seem the wind is over yet and is expected to increase today. The new snow from yesterday put down a fairly uniform 10 - 12 inches across the range and 12 - 16 inches in higher locations with densities ranging from 10-12%. Mountain temperatures are currently in the mid-teens.

We are just beginning several days of an active weather pattern. We should see 5 - 9 inches of snow today, heaviest snowfall rates should be in the late morning hours. Later this afternoon into tonight we may see another pulse of snow in the 4-6 inch range. Snowfall densities will be light as the flow is currently veering to the northwest bringing in cooler temperatures. Friday we should see a quick break in the storm then Friday night another storm moves in for the weekend.

Bro, I know I'm not slowin down so that must mean you're speedin up! We looked for ya on the hill and at the lift with no luck. As usual, we coudn't keep up.... Sorry.... We ended up on the other side of the mt and hiking for a lot of runs and untracked snow - was an incredible day. We will be back.

Mammoth got 2'+++ since last night. I was going to head up for tomorrow but I wussed out. I can't afford to lose my job even though I'm pretty sure I could have gone and been fine.