UTAH IN DANGER AN ARCTIC EXPLOSION IS COMING!

Unbelievable natural disasters caught on tape. Snow in Utah As of 8:00 a.m., the storm had dropped as much as 19 inches of snow on the mountains of northern Utah and 9 inches on Caseville, which was in the direct path of lake-enhanced snow lanes. After 9:00 a.m., a cold front will move out of Utah and lake-effect snow lanes will begin to dissipate. Resorts in Cottonwood Canyons reported up to 17 inches of snow, including some increased lake effect Brighton can see up to 22 fresh inches in that time, while Deer Valley, Park City Mountain will be closer to a foot and a half. In Little Cottonwood Canyon, Alta reported 16 inches of fresh snow and Snowbird reported 15 inches of snow still falling. The Utah Department of Transportation noted on its Twitter account that State Route 210 is slippery and traffic laws are in place. A storm next week could push Beaver, which could hit 16 inches, closer to opening.