SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — A winter storm is bringing snow to all Utah mountains, as well as the Wasatch Back and southwestern Wyoming, according to the National Weather Service.
The storm, expected to start Monday evening, Oct. 28, will continue through Wednesday, the NWS reports, though snowfall is expected to taper off Tuesday night.
“Snow will become showery Tuesday evening and continue into Wednesday,” the National Weather Service reports.
Locally, snow accumulations are expected as follows:
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Ogden area mountains can expect up to 12″.
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Upper Cottonwoods can expect up to 16″.
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Park City and southern Uinta County can expect up to 8″.
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The Tushars and ridgeline east of Fillmore can expect up to 12″.
Snow will start coming down across northern Utah Monday evening, according to the NWS, before shifting south overnight. Be prepared for traction restrictions and check road conditions before travelling.
Additionally, gusty southwesterly winds will be blowing across areas of southwest Utah throughout the day on Monday. The NWS said this applies “particularly for areas near Cedar City and Milford.”
The wind gusts, which will near 50 mph, according to the NWS, will taper off Monday night.
No further information is available at this time.
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