We could see pockets of higher liquid and better ratios, so amounts of 15-25' could be possible if everything comes together. If we assume 10:1 ratios in the high elevations on average, then 8-15' is certainly likely. In general, liquid amounts should be 0.75-1.5' in the mountains of Utah. WPC shows decent totals midday Wednesday through midday Friday: It will start warm with 700mb temps as high as -4C, then cool off by Thursday with snow levels dropping from 7000ft down to 5000 feet or so later in the storm. This will keep showers going Wednesday PM through Friday for a long-duration event. Lots of moisture moving in out of the southwest as the low spins off the California coast before ejecting inland. This storm is similar to the warmer, atmospheric river-type storms we saw a couple of weeks ago. The next storm moves in on Wednesday with snow developing in the high elevations by the afternoon. Tuesday is a break day with mostly clear conditions but winds will be picking up and could get gusty, especially late in the day. Get to the powder early because the sun this time of year has a very rapid, caustic effect on the snow. Snow showers will continue this morning but should taper off and we could get some sun later today. It continues to snow at Alta with 7' overnight:

Powder Mountain will also be excellent today: Generally 3-8' reported elsewhere in the Wasatch over the past 24 hours. It's still snowing a bit up there by the way.Īt other areas, the totals were good. WHAT!?! Just watch this past 24 hours and notice how they clear the snowstake yesterday afternoon: if that weren't enough, last night was off the charts insane as the next wave of energy combined with lake enhancement to absolutely crush Snowbasin with TWENTY-TWO inches of snow overnight and THIRTY-THREE inches of snow in 24 hours. It also set the record for most snow in a season at Snowbasin. That led to one of the best powder days of the season and I was already planning on talking about how great yesterday was at Snowbasin. Snowbasin went bonkers over the past 24 hours! Let's start with yesterday morning when an intense band of snow brought 11' in only a few hours to the mountain.

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