Massif - Mountain range

Skies will be mostly sunny to partly cloudy today in the wake of Sunday’s storm with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s in the valley.  A weak disturbance will arrive tonight and into Tuesday morning with occasional light snow showers or flurries.  Any accumulations will be minor, with an inch or less in the mountains and a dusting in the valley.

Another weak disturbance will arrive on Wednesday with light snow showers or flurries possible, but once again any accumulations will be minimal.  Highs will be in the upper 20s to low 30s each day through Wednesday with overnight lows ranging from the single digits to teens depending on cloud cover.  The next storm will arrive toward the end of the week, bringing more widespread snow to Jackson Hole on Thursday and Friday.

Alan is a professional meteorologist who holds a degree from MSU Denver and writes weather forecasts for Buckrail. He has lived in Jackson full-time since 2015. He is currently a Meteorologist and Operations Manager for OpenSnow, which is a weather forecasting service for skiing and outdoor adventures. At OpenSnow, Alan writes forecasts for the Tetons, Pacific Northwest, British Columbia, and North America as a whole.