#Snow totals utah series#

Actually, a boring fall is pretty typical around here. Either way, this Hurricane is going to grow in size and its effects will be far-reaching.Īs I mentioned on Friday, it looks like we are in for a boring stretch of (no) weather. Too early too worry, just something to think about for now. This would put Cape Cod to Maine in the storm track. However, I am seeing some interpretive (self-learning) models showing the track could be substantially west of the current track. Those of you traveling to England later this week need to keep a close eye on Hurricane Lee. I got several reports of very heavy rain, south of Durango near the the Walmart. I say potential rather than forecast because it is very difficult to pinpoint where the heaviest rain will fall. Here is the rain potential through Friday. The darker the shades, the heavier the precipitation. Here are the maps in motion, in 6-hour increments, from now through Friday at 6 pm. Throughout the week, the snow level will drop below 13,000 feet, perhaps as low as 12,500 feet by Friday! Speaking of winter, do not be surprised to see some snow. This is the positioning I expect to see more of, especially this winter! Additionally, we are seeing a favorable jet stream position. This is something I was looking forward to and mentioned in the spring.

#Snow totals utah series#

This could change with a turn west, which these northeast Hurricanes love to do.Ī series of disturbances will mix with moisture remnants from Hurricane Jova and a favorable jet stream, to bring widespread showers this week over SW Colorado.Īfter a relatively dry July and August, we are finally seeing the impacts of recurring Pacific hurricanes. Tropical Storm conditions will be possible as far south as South Hampton and north from the Massachusetts Coast up through the Gulf of Maine. Some areas received 300% more rain in a few hours than the models predicted for 4 days.įor those following Hurricane Lee, I expect Hurricane Conditions of at least a Cat 1 for Cape Cod, Marthas Vineyard, and Nantucket. I am going to skip the model runs this morning because they performed very poorly in forecasting the rain totals. I will follow up on this Thursday afternoon. Snow may fall down to pass level on Thursday night into Friday morning! If you have to travel on Friday morning, you may have slushy conditions first thing in the morning. With all of this moisture in place, it could be quite an afternoon and evening. On Thursday we have another disturbance moving through. Northern portions of the forecast area have a better chance of seeing more significant rainfall than yesterday. Rain and some heavy showers will return throughout the forecast area this afternoon. Many areas from Durango to Hesperus along 160 received 1.00 inches or more. A couple of areas received 1.85 inches yesterday. With the exception of a few areas that received (only) 0.50 or so inches, most areas received 0.75 inches or higher. Southern and Central portions of the forecast area (basically south of Purgatory) received impressive rain totals and numerous thunderstorms. We are in the wettest pattern we have been in since June. Thanks for following and supporting the site! Click here to donate If you prefer to donate with Venmo: Click here to submit a weather report or question The worst of the conditions will be felt in Maine from Bar Harbor to the coastal Canadian border. It looks like the worst of Hurricane Lee will spare most of the populated areas of New England. Showers will return next week, and we could see more significant snow, at slightly lower elevations by next weekend (9/23-24). Sunday there should only be a slight chance of isolated showers. However, the showers appear they will be much lighter than what we have been experiencing. If you see fresh snow send me a picture!įor those of you attending Blue and Brews expect scattered afternoon showers on Saturday. Snow levels should bounce between 12,600 and 12,000 feet throughout tomorrow afternoon. These should continue throughout the day tomorrow. A disturbance currently located in western Utah, will move through our area, and we may see some late night/early morning showers and thunderstorms. Not a bad start! Showers will continue into the early evening then we will see a lull until later tonight and in to tomorrow morning. So far, ther amounts range from 0.10 to 0.75 inches. After a slightly less eventful day yesterday, showers and widespread thunderstorms are occurring throughout the forecast area.