Rain late last night has now turned to snow; the temperature is going down and the snow is starting to build up again (not much yet, but the day has just started).

The sun is now poking out, it's a bit warmer than the past few days, and will rise tomorrow before snow.

The snow has picked up again this morning. Nice, a bit unexpected (it feels like we don't get a lot of consecutive snow days) and helping those ski areas as they open.

An exciting 24 hours, with all of the news stations telling us how much snow and wind we were likely to get, and then dropping temperatures and a fairly dramatic sky as the clouds began shooting up over the peaks.

The forecast was for snow, and it is falling out there.

Well, there's some more fresh snow on the ground, and we're in the end run to the season openers, so times for a quick report!

The first real snow on the ground at base level means we can officially start reports for the 2021-2022 season!

More snow again from yesterday afternoon; glad my summer tires are still inaccessible thanks to the only snow wall still around.

As I noted late yesterday (realizing some people might be planning ahead for the weekend), yes, you can still ski in Myoko!

More snow again from yesterday afternoon; glad my summer tires are still inaccessible thanks to the only snow wall still around (my north-facing, low-lying garage which is too small to park a car in anyway).

Just in time for the pre-weekend report, we have (drum roll, please), SNOW.

Well, here we come into, not the last weekend, but kinda.

Sunny and really warm today.

It did snow, starting from the afternoon, but it was little tiny flakes that didn't amount to much.