According to the outlook, the Intermountain states will experience above-normal temperatures overall, with the coldest periods expected in late November, early December, and early February. Precipitation is expected to be slightly above normal across much of the region, bringing a mix of rain and snow depending on elevation. Snowfall will likely vary sharply across the state-below normal in northern Utah and above normal in southern areas. The snowiest stretches should arrive in late January, early February, and late March.
The outlook calls for above-normal temperatures across the region, with the coldest periods arriving in late November, early December, and early February. Precipitation will be slightly above normal statewide, setting up a wetter pattern overall. Snowfall will vary widely depending on elevation-below normal in the north and above normal in southern areas. The snowiest periods are forecast for late January, early February, and late March.