Our latest series of storms is officially over, producing totals as expected for a change, with over a foot of snow above 5,000 feet, locally 2-3 feet above 6,000, and over 3 feet above 7,000 feet! We'll get a chance to thaw out today, but don't expect much of a warmup as highs reach the mid-30s this afternoon. Expect variable high cloudiness with west to northwest winds 10-20 mph at times, pushing wind chill values into the single digits throughout the day. Clear and cold tonight with lows in the teens, although a few locations may reach single digits. Mostly clear and warmer this weekend as high pressure builds back over the area, daytime highs will make it back into the mid-40s tomorrow, even nearing 50 by Sunday, with overnight lows generally in the teens, light & variable winds to 15 mph. Our weather looks dry and warmer through the end of the month. There was a potential storm around midweek, but the latest forecast models have trended much drier, instead, conditions look more spring-like out there next week as temperatures reach the 60s! For the most up-to-date chain restriction information, check socalmountains.com (click here)