Widespread showers and thunderstorms with the risk for flash flooding from the Southern Plains to the Mississippi Valley develops on Tuesday. Moisture tracking into the Pacific Northwest will bring heavy lower elevation/coastal rain and mountain snow. Meanwhile, unseasonably warm temperatures continue for the eastern two-thirds of the country. Read More >
Overview
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A cold Pacific storm system produced significant to heavy snow across portions of eastern Utah and western Colorado mostly within a 24-hour period from Saturday, January 20th to Sunday, January 21st. Snow began falling across northeast Utah Saturday morning, and generally spread south-southeast across the region during the day Saturday and into Sunday. Blowing snow was common in many areas. Snowfall persisted into Sunday night mainly over some northwest facing mountain slopes. Some lower elevation precipitation began as rain on Saturday, then changed over to snow behind the cold front. |
 Storm Total Snowfall (January 20 - 22, 2018) |
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| Highway 40 on Rabbit Ears Pass (Photo: CDOT) | Highway 550 on Red Mountain Pass (Photo: CDOT) | Highway 50 on Monarch Pass (Photo: CDOT) |
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| Highway 145 near Telluride (Photo: CDOT) |
Silverton, Colorado (Photo: CDOT) |
Flaming Gorge, Utah |
Castle Valley, Utah (Photo: Perpetual-Motion.com) |
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