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OVERALL SITUATION--A dry northerly flow sets up for the rest of this week and weekend.  Cold temps return as well to freeze/ice things back up (frozen/loose granular) but it helps out with more snowmaking (a good snowmaking window through the weekend!).  A storm track too far from the north is very dry so only occassional chances of snow showers are likely.  This also blocks incoming storms from the west--the late weekend chance may be stiffled a bit too much.  Continued cold and dry early next week.   

Today thru Sunday--*Cold, Dry Stretch*  The pattern starts to reconfigure a bit--one storm scoots by to our south out to sea today.  A light batch of snow showers drifts in from the north overnight but accumulations will be minimal at best.  Surface high pressure through central Canada tries to edge in a bit with a dry flow for us on Saturday--the sunniest of the weekend days with light northerly breezes (very little summit windchills).  Watching a cut-off low drifting in from the west on Sunday--tricky timing.  It will likely get deflected just to our south by a reinforcing cold front from the north.  Light snow showers are possible during the day (northern resorts) but accumulations will be very minor if any--keeping the forecast dry for most areas and chilly for now but watching closely.

Monday and Tuesday--Continued surface high pressure into Monday keeps us dry and chilly--watching late day clouds and overnight snow showers for northern resorts.  A reinforcing surge of cold air (cold front) arrives early Tuesday with a light round of snow showers (limited moisture again) followed by surface high pressure and sunshine on Wednesday--CT