"Bear Valley will see a two-part storm from Tuesday into early Friday, with expectations of 12-22 inches of snow. The first part will be warmer, favoring the upper mountain, while colder air will follow, dropping snow levels for a more complete coating."
"Confidence is highest from Tuesday morning through early Friday, as guidance converges on a two-wave storm for Bear Valley. Snow is expected to begin Tuesday, with the heaviest accumulation likely from Tuesday afternoon into early Wednesday."
"The colder second wave is anticipated from Wednesday night through Thursday evening, broadening coverage and significantly improving skiing conditions. Wind gusts are expected to build into the 30s by Wednesday, impacting snow quality."
Bear Valley will remain mostly dry through Monday, with spring skiing conditions. A two-part storm is expected from Tuesday to early Friday, bringing 12-22 inches of snow. The first wave will be warmer, favoring the upper mountain, while the second wave will bring colder air, improving snow conditions. Winds will be gusty on Wednesday and Thursday, with the best snow quality arriving late in the storm. After Friday, conditions will stabilize with mild temperatures and quieter weather over the weekend.
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