For night skiing, we have variable conditions that are strongly dependent on elevation. Up top, we have gotten a dusting of new snow over the last hour or so that is providing a bit of soft snow atop otherwise surfaces that are otherwise mainly firm.

The upper and lower mountains will feel like two different worlds this morning as temperature and precipitation straddled the freezing line last night. Up top, it's a wintry wonderland with another 2.5 inches of new snow overnight.

We are still celebrating the return of natural snowfall to the mountain as we head into Night Skiing this evening after picking up 2 inches of snowfall in the last 24 hours!

Snow is falling across the mountain and is forecast to continue throughout the day. We're set to accumulate some white through today and into Friday.

Conditions are variable on the mountain right now, with temps in the 20s up to and mid-30s below Midway. This is creating denser snow lower down, while up top the loose snow stayed dry.

I'm trying not to get ahead of myself here but I saw a few flakes coming down on my drive up and it's getting me excited.