More snow expected Tuesday, possible storm on tap this weekend

Photo: UofU Dept. of Atmospheric Science

Warm temperatures on Veterans Day ahead of cold front Tuesday. Snow accumulations in town should be minimal, around 1-2”, while the Park City mountains could see 3-6.”

PARK CITY, Utah — Sunny skies and a high temperature around 55 are forecast for Veterans Day ahead of a quick-moving cold front slated to arrive near 8:00 a.m. Tuesday morning. Snow accumulations in town should be minimal, around 1-2”, while the Park City mountains could see 3-6.” The storm will exit the area just as quickly as it arrived, with most of the precipitation ending by 6:00 p.m. Tuesday evening.

Long-term forecast – possible weekend snow
Wednesday and Thursday, there will be a gradual warming trend, with temperatures rebounding into the mid-40s. A large low-pressure system off the Northwest coast is forecast to finally move further inland on Friday, with possible precipitation starting late Friday night through Saturday. Confidence is low with precise timing and snowfall totals for this storm, but they look to be somewhere in the 4-8” range for the Wasatch. The active pattern is expected to continue with another storm possible on Monday.