A weak system brought light snow to the Tetons overnight, with up to 3″ recorded at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Skies are mostly cloudy this morning with isolated flurries but will give way to a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon with highs in the low to mid-30s in the valley and overnight lows falling to around 10. Another weaker system will arrive on Wednesday, followed by a stronger storm on Thursday.
Light snow will arrive Wednesday afternoon and continue through Wednesday night, with accumulations through Wednesday night ranging from 1-3″ in the Tetons and a trace-1″ in the valley. More widespread snow will arrive Thursday morning and continue through Friday with the heaviest snow occurring from Thursday afternoon through Friday morning.
Heavy snowfall will occur in the Tetons with an early estimate of 8-15″ of snow for the Tetons from Thursday-Friday and 2-4″ in the valley (borderline temperatures could be a limiting factor on accumulations at times in the town of Jackson again).
Alan Smith, Meteorologist, JacksonHoleSnowForecast.com
