Enjoyed a nice day out there today with mostly sunny skies and near-normal temperatures. Expect similar conditions tomorrow, then a little warmer Saturday, before our next major series of winter storms approaches on Sunday. While the exact details are still unknown, confidence continues to increase that we will experience the lowest snow levels season to date, and significant snowfall accumulations. Expect partly cloudy skies this evening with light and variable winds as lows tonight drop into the 20s. Partly cloudy on Friday with highs in the mid-40s, west to northeast winds gusting 10-20 mph at times. Weak high pressure will bring a brief warm-up on Saturday with a high near 50, cooling back into the 40s on Sunday. Our first storm will approach the area on Sunday with clouds and winds on the increase throughout the day. At this time, it looks like our first round of snow showers will arrive late Sunday, Sunday night into Monday. A stronger storm will arrive around midday Monday through Monday night, with one more system Tuesday into Wednesday. The snow level will gradually come down, starting out near 6,500 feet on Sunday, falling to around 5,000-6,000 feet later Monday, to near 4,000 feet Tuesday into Wednesday. Total snowfall accumulations of 1-2 feet still look likely, with isolated higher amounts possible, especially at resort level and above 7,000 feet. If you have travel plans into the mountains through Presidents' weekend, be prepared to drive home in wintry conditions on Monday and always carry chains. This is still a few days out, and we have some details to work out on exact timing and intensity, so check back often for updates!