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Sideways Snow View from the Pinedale Entertainment Center webcam Saturday evening. The wind is blowing the snow sideways. Pinedale picked up about an inch of snow from this fast-moving storm.

A fast-moving Canadian cold front brought a bit of new snow to west and central Wyoming over the weekend. Pinedale and Boulder got about an inch of new snow Saturday night. Bondurant and Cora reported less than an inch. White Pine Ski Area reported 2 inches of new snow. Big Piney got about ½ inch.

Automated snow reporting stations operated by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) are report anywhere from 3-5 feet of snow depth in the mountains surrounding the Upper Green River Valley. All got a couple of inches of new snow with the weekend storm. However, snow depths still dropped slightly from a week ago.

Other areas of Wyoming picked up more snow out of the storm. Below are totals reported to the National Weather Service as of Sunday morning:
Lander 7 inches
Riverton 2 inches
Dubois 1 inch
Afton 4 inches
Cody 3 inches
Sunlight Basin in Park County 6 inches
Jackson .5 inches

There is a 20% chance of more snow through Tuesday with breezy conditions and colder temperatures staying near freezing or slightly below during the day. Night-time temperatures will be in the single digits. The sun is expected to come out more mid week with slightly warming temperatures. Chance of snow returns by next weekend.