After a winter all too lacking in snow, we had a snowy spring. But with the warm temps it didn't stick around long. A full day of very strong winds on 4/16/2018 brought gusts often over 50mph!
.5"
4/17/2018
6:00pm
1"
4/16/2018
6:00pm
.5"
4/13/2018
6:00pm
2"
4/12/2018
6:00pm
2.5"
3/26/2018
6:00pm
3"
3/25/2018
6:00pm
1.5"
3/23/2018
6:00pm
6.5"
3/17/2018
6:00pm
3"
3/16/2018
6:00pm
4"
3/15/2018
6:00pm
1"
3/4/2018
6:00pm
TR
3/1-3/2018
6:00pm
Several flurries but too warm to stick. Storm stayed on the frontside of the Wasatch.
4.5"
2/25/2018
6:00pm
9.5"
2/22-23/2018
6:00pm
6"
2/18-19/2018
6:00pm
2"
2/15/2018
6:00pm
4"
1/25-26/2018
6:00pm
.5"
1/22/2018
6:00pm
5"
1/20-21/2018
6:00pm
1.5"
1/6/2018
6:00pm
4.5"
12/25/2017
6:00pm
11"
12/23/2017
6:00pm
1"
12/20/2017
6:00pm
.5"
12/17/2017
6:00pm
1"
12/16/2017
6:00pm
TR
12/14/2017
6:00pm
Storm total: 5.5"
4"
12/4/2017
6:00pm
1.5"
12/3/2017
6:00pm
3"
11/17
6:00pm
2.5"
11/17
6:00pm
Rain followed by first measurable snow of the season
TR"
11/5-6
6:00pm
Lots of flurries over the last two days but no accumulation due to the warm ground temp.
1.75"
11/4
6:00pm
10/8: First significant snow flurries began around 3:30pm for about an hour and intermittent thereafter. Although everything was dusted long enough to call it a trace, the warm ground temps quickly melted our first taste of winter.
9/21: The peaks received the first good dusting. Cooler temps and a wet fall is welcomed after the dry summer.
