Quick report
Upper elevations recieved 2-3" of new snow sitting on widespread crust (dust on crust riding quality). W/SW winds have been howling over the last 24 hours and slowly decreasing throughout the day (45-25 mph). Found very isolated wind drifted snow off ridglines 8-10" deep. Snow began picking back up around 14:00. Coverage is still looking good on glory even after the drastic warmup this weekend. Snowfall amounts at 16:00 are showing 8" at Rendezvous Bowl and 10" at Targhee weather stations in the Tetons. We'll see how much more snow we receive by tomorrow. Be aware of new snow instability if you plan to get an early start tomorrow. Wind slabs will be the primary concern.
Weather stations will continue to operate into the Spring to help inform your decision making and travel plans. Note that the Summit weather station wind data has been turned off for winter operations. Wind data can be found at Summit Summer weather station under the the Weather section on our website found here.
Follow these steps to find it without the link provided above: Weather - Weather Resources - Weather Station - Parent Directory - jhnet/ - Summit_Summer.text