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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — The National Weather Service in Salt Lake City reports that another Pacific Northwest storm system will bring accumulating mountain snow to Utah Monday night through Wednesday, with the heaviest snowfall expected Tuesday afternoon and evening, mainly across northern Utah.
❄️ Forecast Details
- Timing: Light precipitation begins late Monday night into early Tuesday, becoming more widespread Tuesday afternoon and evening.
- Peak: The heaviest precipitation and snow are expected Tuesday afternoon and night, especially in northern Utah.
- End: Snow begins tapering Wednesday morning, with a few lingering showers through Wednesday afternoon.
🌨️ Snow Levels
- Near 4,000 feet Monday night, rising to around 5,000 feet Tuesday afternoon,
then falling below 4,000 feet early Wednesday as colder air returns.
🚗 Impacts
- Minor travel difficulties expected across Utah mountain passes, especially Tuesday.
- Areas of black ice may develop in the valleys overnight as temperatures dip below freezing.
- Motorists should use caution and prepare for changing road conditions in mountain areas.
This storm system will bring a high chance of accumulating snow for most of Utah’s mountains, contributing to winter driving challenges and slick conditions heading into midweek.
