A building ridge over the northeast brings clearing skies, with a some light isolated flurries.

High pressure and outflow winds persist over the Yukon.

A weak frontal system brings snow to the Northwest and North Rockies.

High pressure builds over the southern interior, bringing a mix of sun and cloud.

Yukon regions will be cold with outflow wind due to a strong pressure gradient between the high over inland Yukon and the low over the ocean.

A weak low approaching the Alaska Panhandle will bring light flurries and moderate to strong southeast winds to the Northwest.

Morning flurries taper off as a ridge builds, bringing sunny skies and freezing levels rising to 1500 m.

A weak trough brings scattered flurries that intensify in the afternoon, with snow above 1200 m and strong southwest winds.

A large upper low over the Gulf of Alaska continues to bring moist southwest flow and unsettled weather to most of the western mountains for the next few days.