A cold front moved into the Tetons on Wednesday, January 10. The good news was that as the cold front came in, it squeezed out 10-12 inches of snow on the west side of the Teton Range. The bad news: Daytime temperatures in the mountains were between -5 and +5 and those temperatures were predicted to hold until Monday.

It's happening in the Tetons 

We're in another storm cycle up here, and after the feeding frenzy of the Christmas/New Years week, we need it. It started snowing late Wednesday and hasn't stopped yet.

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