Yesterday brought light snow to the Park, but in the afternoon it switched to rain — heavy at times. But at least it was blissfully warm (like 40 or so). The gray days of Glacier have begun. The sun will shine infrequently from now until April, unless we get another one of those huge arctic air masses. (We usually get one or two a year). The east side isn't as bad, but the wind makes even a cool day feel much colder. The wettest month is actually June, but the days are so long that a break or two in the clouds makes a June day all the better.