Warm Weekend Gives Way to Rain and Snow Across the Beehive State

Takeaways:

• After an abnormally warm weekend with temperatures in the 60s, a storm system is expected to bring rain and snow to the Beehive State starting late Monday.

• Snow levels will start around 7,000 feet on Monday, dropping overnight with a strong cold front, leading to rain changing to snow in Salt Lake City before midnight.

• The Tuesday morning commute may be affected by a flash freeze from Monday's rain, and the northern and central mountains are expected to receive heavy snowfall.

• A Winter Storm Watch is in effect, with potential upgrades to a Winter Storm Warning, and wind gusts could reach 45-65 mph.

• Snow accumulation predictions include 1-4 inches in Salt Lake City and up to 30 inches in the Cottonwoods by Tuesday night, with varied conditions forecasted for St. George.

References:

[1] Rain & snow on the way after an abnormally warm weekend. Link

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