January 28th @ 2:22 PM An inside slider weather system will drop into the Mammoth area on Sunday and bring gusty ridge-top winds and snow showers at times that will last into the overnight hours.

As the system passes it will user in very cold air into Mammoth and across the Eastern Sierra. The cold air will be short-lived as a warming trend will start on Tuesday with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s expected by next Wednesday.

If you’re going to be out on the hill on Sunday expect increasing clouds with snow showers, accumulations could total 1-3 inches by the end of lift operations with 1-3 additional inches during the evening hours.

Temperatures on Sunday will be in the mid to upper 20s. The wind will be out of the southwest @ 15 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 35 -55 mph over the higher elevations.

By Monday skies will be pt cloudy with temperatures in the teens by mid-day after overnight lows go down into the single digits. Winds in the area will be out of the North @ 20-30 MPH at times.

Wednesday and Thursday look to offer up pt cloudy skies at times with highs around Main Lodge into the mid to upper 30s with low 40s around Canyon and Eagle Lodges.

This Friday into next weekend the outlook is unclear at this time. However, it does look like Mammoth will see increasing clouds and possibly more snow showers.

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Here is a video weather forecast from our friends  @PacificNorthwestWeather