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Record Breaking Temperatures and Critical Fire Weather

More than 200 record or near record maximum temperatures are forecast across the southern half of the U.S. through the end of this week before additional record temperatures center back over the Southwest U.S. into the Rockies this weekend. Widespread record breaking warmth, low humidity, and gusty winds will produce critical fire weather today in the central Rockies to Plains. Read More >

 

 

Overview

A strong winter storm will result in another prolonged period of unsettled weather to end 2022 and begin 2023. Moderate to heavy snow is expected for the mountains of eastern Utah and western Colorado as well as some adjacent valleys through Monday. Be prepared for rapidly changing winter driving conditions and snow-packed, icy roads when traveling this holiday weekend. Mild temperatures in the lower valleys will lead to rain or a rain/snow mix initially before cooler air arrives later in the weekend.

Multiple winter highlights have been issued for this storm. Please see the map below for the latest highlights. Stay up to date on this system by visiting www.weather.gov/gjt/ for the latest details.

 

Click on any area for more detailed information on each Warning, Watch or Advisory.

 

 

(Click on any Point on the Map for the latest Forecast)

 

 

Expected Snowfall

 

 

High End Amounts

Low End Amounts

 

 

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Expected Wind Gusts

 

 

 

 

 

Travel Conditions

 

 

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