Storm alerts · Wasatch & statewide

Utah's next storm, before everyone else knows.

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Timing, not just totals

When the system arrives, when it peaks, when it clears. Timed to the Wasatch, not the whole state.

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Forecast accumulation from the National Weather Service, plus how the snowpack's already sitting.

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A real alert looks like this.

Storm alert · draft
Storm setting up: Cottonwoods, Wed night–Fri
A system moves into the Wasatch Wednesday night and doesn't let up until Friday morning. NWS has Alta and Snowbird at 14–22" through the window, heaviest Thursday afternoon. Snowpack's already at 89% of median for the date, so this isn't starting from empty. Roads: expect intermittent traction advisories in Little Cottonwood by Thursday morning. Full breakdown, resort by resort: snocastutah.com
NWS · NRCS SNOTEL · Utah Avalanche Center · UDOT
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One skier, four data feeds

SnoCast Utah is a one-person project built by a Utah skier tired of checking four different sites before every powder day. It pulls straight from the National Weather Service, NRCS SNOTEL and the Utah Avalanche Center — the same live data behind the conditions dashboard.

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