Warming up for Easter Sunday, few showers graze northern Utah
Not much moisture with it, but there's a small chance we may see a shower near the Utah/Idaho Stateline early this morning. The system moves out quickly, and by this afternoon we're looking at clearing skies and a return of warmer temperatures. Daytime highs will run about 5 degrees above average, putting the Wasatch Front into the mid 60s with St. George seeing upper 70s. Moisture will increase again late tonight into Monday.
Monday kicks off with a weak front, bringing light showers to northern Utah, with the main focus over the northern mountains. Minor snowfall is expected. By the afternoon, the front lifts north and any lingering showers should fade. The valleys will see a few isolated showers with little impact expected. Tuesday looks sunny and dry with a steady westerly flow in place. Temperatures will continue to warm through midweek with highs climbing 5-10 degrees above normal.
On Wednesday, another weak system drops into northern Utah, bringing a chance of showers again to northern Utah. Snow levels will hang around 8000 feet, and we're not expecting much precipitation at this point — the system looks relatively dry.
By Thursday, a bigger trough out in the eastern Pacific starts to shake things up. This will boost southwest flow over the region, pulling in more moisture and kicking up showers, mainly in the northern mountains. Snow levels rise to around 9000 feet, and snow will be light. Meanwhile, valley temps jump into the 70s and 80s…roughly 15 degrees above normal.
There's a chance that active weather could hang on over the weekend as well. Models are still trying to hammer out the details. Stay tuned!
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