Utah Weather Forecast

Outlook

We'll continue to see some spotty showers this evening, but the brunt of the storm is expected overnight and into Saturday morning. Precipitation will be ending from west to east tomorrow late morning - afternoon, so we're expecting dry conditions statewide by the evening! Valley rain accumulations will generally be .10"-.40" with localized areas like along the Wasatch Front and southwest Utah up to half an inch. Northern mountain snow looks like 2-4", while central and southern mountains could see 4-8". The Cottonwoods, Uintas, and Brian Head/southwest mountains could see 5-10"! All snow accumulations are expected above 8,000 feet. Sunday and Monday will be quiet until the next storm rolls in by Tuesday. It could move in as early as Monday PM, but the main impacts are expected on Tuesday. This storm appears wetter and colder, so we could see some really good mountain snow! - Devan Masciulli, KSL Weather 11.13.26