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Winner-winner, southern Utah’s Brian Head Resort gets a chicken dinner! After 9″ of snow fell on the southern Utah resort, spirits are picking up after a lackluster beginning to the season kept skiers and riders home for the month of December. That changes now as NOAA is projecting a change to western weather over the next month with more snow + cold temps in their outlook.
As most of you know weather in Utah is highly influenced by the terrain. This is evident from these two images on I-70 taken about 10 miles apart. Downsloping off the terrain causes areas such as Fremont Jct. to receive much less snow in this flow then areas further west. #utwx pic.twitter.com/u0q35Uqu01
— NWS Salt Lake City (@NWSSaltLakeCity) December 21, 2017
Also Read: NOAA Announces ‘Pattern Shift’ For Western Weather By The End Of The Month
Snowfall Totals:
- Brian Head Resort – 9″
- Alta – 6″
- Snowbird – 7″
- Brighton – 5″
- Solitude – 6″
- Sundance – 4″
- Park City – 3″
- Cherry Peak – 3″
- Powder Mountain – 3″
- Eagle Point – 3″
- Snowbasin – 2″
- Nordic Valley – 2″
- Deer Valley – 1″
- Beaver Mountain – 1″