New Focus

I'm now mostly a retired meteorologist but still love to watch Utah weather. I will continue to update the Utah weather cams and Utah weather links pages and occasionally post Utah weather related information. I'm spending more time enjoying Utah snow skiing, cycling, hiking, and water skiing.

Friday, March 31, 2017

April Outlook

Look for near normal precipitation for all of Utah in April, near normal temperatures in northern Utah with above normal temperatures in southern Utah.




Thursday, March 30, 2017

Wet pattern continues (41)

The wet weather pattern continues with another storm moving into Utah on Thursday, lingering showers into Friday evening. Click on the below map for the WRF forecasted snow through 6am on Saturday.


Monday, March 27, 2017

Another storm (40)

Click on the below image for the WRF model forecasted snow between 6am Monday and 6am Wednesday.


Friday, March 24, 2017

More wet weather (39)

Click on the below image for the WRF model forecasted snow between 6pm Friday and 6pm Sunday.


Wednesday, March 22, 2017

Finally back in a wet pattern (38)

After a long break of very warm and dry weather we finally have a storm that moves into Utah today, showers mostly end by dark on Thursday. Look for valley rain with falling mountain snow levels. Plan on a general 5-10" (local 11-18") of snow for the northern Utah mountains above 8,000 ft, 3-8" for the southern Utah mountains and northern areas between 6,000-8,000 ft. Click on the below map for the WRF model forecasted snow between 6am Wednesday and 6am on Friday.

Sunday, March 5, 2017

Strong Cold Front (37)

A strong cold front will push through Utah Sunday afternoon/evening with any rain quickly changing to snow with most lover valley snow only lasting for a few hours, lingering snow showers over and near the mountains through Tuesday morning. Plan on a general 8-14" (local 15-24") snow for the northern Utah mountains above 8,000 ft, 3-8" for the southern Utah mountains and mountain valleys. In the lower valleys/benches look for 1-5" of snow. Click on the below map for the WRF model forecasted snow between 5am Sunday and 5am Tuesday.