Salt Lake City, UT – Halloween weekend could bring an early-season winter weather concern to Utah’s mountains, with federal forecasters highlighting heavy snow potential across portions of the state as October ends and November begins.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, its extended hazards outlook issued Thursday, Oct. 22, identifies a risk of heavy snow across portions of the western mountains, including eastern Utah, during the Oct. 30–Nov. 5 forecast period.
The regional outlook makes mountain travel worth monitoring for Salt Lake City residents. However, it does not confirm heavy snowfall in the Salt Lake Valley or establish that the greatest snow risk will occur on Halloween…