Our latest series of storms is officially over, producing totals as expected for a change, with over a foot of snow above 5,000 feet, locally 2-3 feet above 6,000, and over 3 feet above 7,000 feet! We'll get a chance to thaw out today, but don't expect much of a warmup as highs reach the mid-30s this afternoon. Expect variable high cloudiness with west to northwest winds 10-20 mph at times, pushing wind chill values into the single digits throughout the day. Clear and cold tonight with lows in the teens, although a few locations may reach single digits. Mostly clear and warmer this weekend as high pressure builds back over the area, daytime highs will make it back into the mid-40s tomorrow, even nearing 50 by Sunday, with overnight lows generally in the teens, light & variable winds to 15 mph. Our weather looks fair and warmer next week with above normal temperatures and dry conditions for now. There was a potential storm around midweek, but the latest forecast models continue to trend drier, which isn't a bad thing, as we would have been looking at potential rain with higher snow levels. In fact, overall, thing looks relatively dry now through the end of the month. For the most up-to-date chain restriction information, check socalmountains.com (click here)