Major Snowstorm Targets Utah Mountains with Valley Flash Freezing Risks

Takeaways:

• A cold front moving through Utah overnight Monday is expected to bring heavy snowfall to the mountains, with up to two feet of snow in some areas, and possible flash freezing in the valleys due to rain turning to ice.

• Valley floors may receive one to four inches of snow, and commuters are advised to be cautious of road ice on Tuesday morning.

• Strong winds up to 55 miles per hour are anticipated near the Great Salt Lake, South Central Utah, the Canyonlands, and Castle Valley, with conditions improving by Tuesday evening.

• Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories have been issued for various parts of Utah, including the Wasatch Mountains, Central Utah Mountains, and other regions, with specific cities mentioned within the advisories.

• The storm is expected to impact travel and residents are advised to give themselves extra time for Tuesday morning commutes.

References:

[1] Incoming storm to bring heavy mountain snow, possible flash freezing in the valleys. Link

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