Severe Weather Alert in Utah---FINALLY

[dloveski]

Salt Lake City and Wasatch Mountains:

Tomorrow: Cloudy with rain and snow in the morning, becoming all snow in the afternoon. High 41F. Winds NW at 10 to 20 mph. 2 to 4 inches of snow expected.

Tomorrow night: Snow showers. Low 32F. Winds NNW at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of snow 60%. A slushy accumulation of 1 to 2 inches.

Wednesday: Scattered snow showers during the morning. Then partly to mostly cloudy for the afternoon. Cold. High 39F. Winds NNW at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of snow 30%.

Thursday: Snow showers in the morning. Highs in the upper 30s and lows in the upper 20s

Predictions: 18-24 inches of snow in the mountains.

Snow making starts at Brighton tonight.

 

[SnowHot]

Salt Lake City and Wasatch Mountains:

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Predictions: 18-24 inches of snow in the mountains.

Snow making starts at Brighton tonight.

 

[pinto]

Music to the ears, isn't it!

 

[VTskiDiva]

WoooHooo! Keep on snowing! I will be out there in Feb!

 

[Sheena]

Woke up to a beautiful dusting of wet snow this morning. More on the way!

wahoo!

 

[Slidergirl]

A little more fell overnight. AND, PCMR starting making snow Sunday night!!!

 

[VTskiDiva]

Whats the report from UT divas?? Did you guys get anything out of the storm or did it all go to CO?

 

[SnowHot]

The weather that dumped on Denver seemed to miss the mountains with the quantities. How did UT fare in the system? Did the mountains get much?

 

[Slidergirl]

I can only speak for my house. I got a couple of inches. Now, I'm at 6500 ft, so the resorts may have received more. Definitely not enough to grab the board and go poaching. But, at this time of the year, anything is welcome to help build that base. Plus, if it stays cold at night, we've got snowmaking time.

 

[altagirl]

I can only speak for my house. I got a couple of inches. Now, I'm at 6500 ft, so the resorts may have received more. Definitely not enough to grab the board and go poaching. But, at this time of the year, anything is welcome to help build that base. Plus, if it stays cold at night, we've got snowmaking time.

Heh - it's only welcome if it keeps snowing. If we have another long warm spell that messes it up without melting it all, it creates those horrible unstable layers that caused so many avalanches last year...

Anyway, looks like they got 6-10" in the Cottonwoods. Current average depth is 15-20" at 9000'.