The snow is really starting to fall now, although the total accumulation up to this report is not that great.

Lots of talk on the news about the snow coming in from today kept your writer waking up way too much last night.

Got a bit of unexpected snow overnight; just a bit to keep the snowpack alive and growing.

Back to sun after two days of heavy snow; beautiful white mountains, blue skies, nice temperatures.... that was a lot of heavy snow which we have finally cleared up.

If I didn't have my ruler, a consistent place to do the check, and hadn't actually tried to wade out through today's snowfall, I probably wouldn't have thought we got as much snow as we did.

Lots of snow; pretty good wind, too. I'm sticking on a photo, just to show that we are in fact measuring carefully, and that we get surprised as much as you do with what can fall in Myoko.

Lots of good snow overnight!

We did get a little more snow through the day. While we started out with blue skies and calm winds, the barometer is falling, the sky is clouding up and the wind has really picked up a lot.

After that rain and gray in the morning, we felt a shift in the winds, it got colder (causing some really thick fog for a while), and then the snow started to come down.

Running a little later than usual today, because I skied the best powder I can remember in years yesterday, got off the mountain rather late and then spent an evening clearing out all the snow that fell through the day yesterday.

A little more snow overnight, and the snowfall is picking up as we go to press. Or screen. There's no good term for this, is there.

A return to snow after a dry spell. But not as much snow as we expected; under 40cm of pretty heavy stuff.

A night of cold temperatures, blowing snow and another good addition to the snowpack.

Blizzard conditions out there in Myoko today, at least at moments.