A wild night out there as our potent cold front blew through the area producing wind gusts over 60 mph and more heavy snowfall in blizzard-like conditions. We picked up about another foot of snow overnight bringing our storm total to around 2 feet, with localized amounts near 3 feet, especially up at resort level, with very deep drifts this morning. While the main cold front is now south and east of our area, occasional weak disturbances will pass through the region bringing scattered snow showers throughout the day, with some perodic breaks. Temperatures will remain in the 20s today with gusty west winds to 40 mph at times, making for dangerously low wind chills and treacherous driving conditions, travel is not recommended! Snow showers will continue tonight into Thursday as one more system moves through the region before finally tapering off on Friday. Our deep trough of low pressure along the West Coast will slide east on Friday, allowing weak ridging through the weekend. Expect fair and warmer weather on Saturday and Sunday as highs make it back into the 40s, a nice opportunity to dig out. Additional storms are possible next week, but the details are unknown at this time. A quick check shows potentially higher snow levels with the storm on Monday as we tap into another atmospheric river. If you have travel plans this week in the mountains, be prepared for dangerous driving conditions in near white-out and blizzard-like conditions, and always carry tire chains! R2 restrictions remain in effect on all mountain roads at this time. For the most up-to-date chain restriction information, check socalmountains.com (click here)