Here is how a lot snow fell at Utah ski areas over the weekend

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SALT LAKE CITY — Some Utah ski areas did higher than others when it got here to snowfall over the weekend. However fret not, extra storms are on the way in which this week.

“Snow fell yesterday however was as soon as once more considerably localized. Northern Utah is about to enter the switch portal on the way in which to Deep Pow College. A serious sequence of storms will carry important snow over the subsequent week, particularly to northern Utah,” based on OpenSnow.

Northern and southern Utah ski areas had extra snow than most, although these in Massive Cottonwood Canyon weren’t far behind.

What Utah resort had essentially the most snow?

Brian Head close to Cedar Metropolis reported the very best snow complete over the previous 48 hours, with 24 inches, together with 15 inches Monday morning. A number of resorts across the state issued powder alerts Monday.

Snowbasin within the Northern Wasatch and Eagle Level within the south had 16 inches every over the previous two days. Additionally in northern Utah, Powder Mountain reported 15 inches, whereas Nordic Valley and Cherry Peak each had 14 inches over that interval.

As for the Cottonwood Canyons, Alta reported 13 inches and Snowbird had 12 inches for the 48-hour interval. Brighton had 8 inches, whereas Solitude had 4 inches.

Ski areas within the Wasatch Again did not see as a lot snow as different locations within the state. Deer Valley and Park Metropolis Mountain reported 5 inches and 4 inches, respectively, over the previous 48 hours.

Up-to-date snow experiences for all Utah’s resorts may be discovered at SkiUtah.

How a lot will it snow this week?

The forecast over the subsequent 5 days requires extra powder days forward, particularly within the Northern Wasatch. The OpenSnow forecast requires as a lot as 34 inches at Powder Mountain, whereas Wasatch Again and Cottonwood Canyon resorts might see round 2 ft.

After a break Monday, moisture begins to work its approach into Utah on Tuesday morning with extra substantial moisture arriving within the afternoon. This can result in a interval of snow Tuesday evening into early Wednesday morning.

Proper now, it appears like 4 inches to eight inches of snow with 6 inches to 12 inches within the Cottonwoods by Wednesday morning, based on OpenSnow.

One other wave strikes in afterward Wednesday and continues into Thursday. This can carry one other stable snowfall to the mountains of northern Utah. One other stronger wave might carry extra important snowfall to the world with extra powder days over the weekend.

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