"Monday will be dry, warm, and windy, with summit temperatures reaching the 40s and gusts of 30 to 40 mph. Clouds will thicken Tuesday, leading to snow development in the evening."
"The first round of snow will start with high snow levels and denser snow, limiting lower-mountain coverage initially. A colder, cleaner round arrives late Thursday, improving snow quality significantly."
"Models show good agreement on timing for the snow events, with the first round expected to deliver 5 to 12 inches of snow, while the second round could bring 10 to 18 inches."
A warm and windy Monday precedes two rounds of spring snow from Tuesday night through Friday. The first round features high snow levels and denser snow, impacting lower-mountain coverage. The second round, arriving late Thursday, promises better snow quality with lower snow levels. Confidence in timing is high, particularly from Tuesday evening through Friday evening, although snowfall amounts may vary. Snow quality improves significantly with the second round, and wind conditions are expected to ease during the snowfall.
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