Elevations above 2500 ft can expect the most amount of snow, anywhere between 4 and 8 inches, and in turn, the most challenging conditions for travel. 1500 ft to 2500 ft will likely flip from snow to rain and then back to snow and we go through the day, leading to a very wet, slushy 2 to 4″.

A powerful atmospheric river will take a southern route over the Sierra Range Monday through Tuesday bringing deep snowfall from California to Colorado.

We'll see one more mild day before our next storm hits. High temperatures are in the low-50s Tuesday afternoon, with showers developing for the evening commute.