Miracle March set to bring two more feet of snow to Wasatch mountains by Friday

PARK CITY, Utah — March snowfall in Utah can be unpredictable, but this year is shaping up to be a classic “Miracle March.” Despite recent warm and sunny weather, the Wasatch Mountains have already seen impressive snowfall, with the last storm—ending on March 7—delivering several feet of fresh snow.

The next storm system is expected to arrive early Thursday morning around 3:00 a.m., bringing significant accumulation through Friday.

Ski Resort Forcasted Snow Totals Through Friday March 14

Location	Low-End Amount	Expected Amount	High-End Amount
Alta, UT	15″	23″	28″
Brighton Resort, UT	12″	19″	22″
Canyons Village, UT	6″	11″	14″
Deer Valley, UT	5″	10″	12″
Park City Mountain Resort, UT	7″	12″	15″
Snowbasin Resort, UT	2″	6″	8″
Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort, UT	16″	24″	29″
Solitude Mountain Resort, UT	11″	18″	21″

In town we will see 3 – 5″ of snow Thursday night.

Another wave is expected Friday night into Saturday, adding 4–8 inches in the Cottonwood Canyons, with temperatures remaining low.

Currently, Utah’s snowpack sits at 93% of its 30-year median average. However, this incoming system could push it above average for the 2024–25 season. Park City Mountain is reporting 220″ for the season, Deer Valley at 205″ and Alta had just crested 400″ reporting 402″.