Deeper snow at high elevations

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While last week's snow storm left only a little dusting in some places in the valley, in the higher elevations it put quite a bit on the road. This was the way it looked at the summit of Indian Canyon on the way to Duchesne Saturday as traffic slowed to avoid skids.

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