It's snowing, and most weather stations are showing 2-4 inches of new snow containing roughly 0.07-0.15 inches of water overnight. This morning mountain temperatures will feel a bit more winterly as they hover just above the single digits Fahrenheit. Winds are blowing west-northwest at 10-20 mph across many upper-elevation ridgelines. At 11,000 feet, the winds are west-northwest at 35-40 mph.

This morning let's hope we can squeeze a couple more inches of new snow from this small storm before it exits the stadium. By mid-morning, the snowfall will turn to snow showers before clearing in the afternoon with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures will rise into the mid and upper 20s °F today. Winds will remain from the west-northwest and blow at speeds of 10-20 mph with gusts to 30mph.

On Tuesday, a beast of a trough pushes into Northern Utah that will last into Thursday for the Wasatch Range. Snow totals could be impressive, with 24-36 inches of new snow containing 2-3 inches of water weight. If you're in Southern Utah, you better hold onto your hats as wind speeds are forecast to hit 60-70 mph Tuesday into Wednesday.