As skies clear tonight, temperatures will drop below freezing for portions of western and southwestern Utah, including areas that have had an early bloom. The coldest temperatures (at or below 28F) for early-blooming areas will be the Sanpete and Sevier valleys. Southern Utah Valley communities including Payson, Santaquin and Spanish Fork will experience lows near freezing as well. A graphic of the latest forecast low temperatures can be found here: https://www.weather.gov/slc/ForecastGraphics?domain=ForecastImages&element=MinT
A winter-like storm will bring accumulating snow to Utah mountains by the weekend. Snow will begin Saturday night and continue through Monday. Snow levels will fall from near 8000-8500 ft to near 7000-7500 ft by Sunday afternoon into Monday morning. Total snow accumulations for the Northern mountains: 6-14 inches, locally 18+ inches for the Cottonwoods. Central and southern mtns: 5-12inches, heaviest north of UT-20.
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