Trace-4" of snow down to 2,500' through the morning, before the cold front drops the snow level to the lowest elevations by the evening with a dusting possible. Gabe Curtis tracks 4-15" of additional mountain snow, followed by drying into Friday. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance. 

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Valleys pick up a dusting to 4" of snow through tomorrow, although 4-16" expected in the mountains as winds gradually back off. Gabe Curtis tracks another 1-5" possible for the valleys into Thursday, before slightly cooler and drier conditions follow. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Tracking an additional dusting to 4" of snow tonight with up to 1" in isolated areas tomorrow, although it will be much drier. Gabe Curtis expects 40-60 mph wind gusts to develop into Wednesday, bringing snow accumulations of 3-7" through Thursday. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Trace-2" of snow above 2,000' tonight with up to 4" in the highest elevations. Gabe Curtis tracks the potential for light snow below 1,000' next week, possibly bringing a foot or two in the mountains as we enter the coldest temperatures of the season so far. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance. 

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Wind gusts expected to reach 50 mph in areas tonight, before gradually decreasing tomorrow. Gabe Curtis expects a dusting to an inch of snow down to 2,500' tomorrow night, lowering snow levels next week may lead to the first storm of the season. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Most of us could see an additional dusting to 2" of snow tonight with up to 4" in the highest elevations, although areas of the lower elevations may approach .10" of ice. Gabe Curtis expects drying by early tomorrow and warming into the holiday, before cold returns next week. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Clouds thicken tomorrow, bringing a Trace-2" of evening snow above 2,000' with 2-8" through the mountains. Gabe Curtis expects the warmest and sunniest conditions on Thanksgiving with no moisture in sight, before rain and snow return over the weekend. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Some will experience the coldest temperatures of the season so far tonight, before gradually warming over the coming days. Gabe Curtis is now expecting a dusting of snow possible at 3,000' Tuesday night, otherwise mild conditions take over by Thanksgiving. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Temperatures drop into the teens and single digits for much of us tonight as skies partially clear, becoming abundantly sunny tomorrow. Gabe Curtis expects clouds returning over the weekend, bringing light snow accumulations down to 2,500' by midweek. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Mix of clouds and fog may produce isolated flurries into tomorrow, otherwise sunbreaks gradually increase. Gabe Curtis expects the coldest overnight lows Friday and Saturday morning, before warming next week as rain and snow return. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance