Cold and generally dry conditions will prevail across Jackson Hole on Monday with morning temperatures below zero across all elevations. Pockets of fog and low/mid clouds along with isolated flurries in the morning will give way to clearing skies this afternoon with highs in the teens in the valley and single digits at 9,000 ft with moderate northwest winds up high. You’ll definitely want to bundle up if hitting the slopes today!
Cold and dry conditions will continue on Tuesday and Wednesday as high pressure builds across the region with strengthening inversions both days, resulting in patchy morning fog in the valleys and clear skies above. Temperatures will be warmer up in the mountains both days, while valley high temperatures will struggle to reach the teens with morning low temperatures well below zero.
The next chance of snow will arrive on Thursday and into Friday with moderating temperatures also occurring in the valleys during this time.
