Utah, Dec. 20, 2017 (Gephardt Daily) — Since Utah has experienced one of the mildest autumns on record, it may feel like a rude and sudden shock to find yourself walking in a winter wonderland.
Or even riding in your car as you go dashing through the snow.
Truth be told, the frosty weather is overdue, and ski resort workers have been chanting and doing snow dances for some time now. But the timing is difficult because so many are on the roads, shopping for Christmas.
So, for planning purposes, here is what the Utah office of the National Weather Service predicts for us between now and Christmas, with forecasts for all areas of the state.
This image shows conditions at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. For updated information, click here.
To see forecast lasting through Dec. 25, check below. They are listed north to south.
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Here’s the forecast through Christmas for the Logan area. For an update, click here.
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Here’s the forecast for the Salt Lake City area. For updates, click here.
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Here’s the Central Utah forecast, based on weather predicted for Salina. For updates, click here.
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Here’s the forecast for the Moab/Grand Junction, Colo., area. For updates, click here.
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And here’s the forecast for the St. George area. For updates, click here.
