0-2" over the next 7 days

Models forecast 0 to 2 inches over 7 days, mostly later in the week. Confidence is high.

Light snow possible later in the week

No snow today through Monday. A light dusting could fall Tuesday through Thursday, with Kirkwood seeing the most at 0-3 inches. Snow levels near 8,500-9,000 ft, with rain possible below. Models have tended to run low here.

Light snow possible late week with mostly dry days ahead

No snow today through Monday, with a slight chance of a dusting Sunday. Models hint at a dusting by Thursday, with confidence high. Recent snotel readings show 1-2 inches over 72 hours, but fresh snow remains limited. Expect partly sunny skies and low snow levels near 11,000-12,000 ft later in the week.

Little or no snow in the forecast through midweek

We're tracking little to no snow through the week, with models showing less than a tenth of an inch through Thursday. Models have tended to run low here, so we'll keep an eye out for updates. Monday and Thursday show a slight chance for a trace, but confidence remains high for dry conditions overall.

No snow in the forecast through the week

No snow is expected through the week with all models showing little to no accumulation. High confidence in the forecast. Monday and Thursday show a trace of snow at higher elevations, but amounts will be minimal. Models have tended to run low here, so keep an eye on updates.

Light snow possible late in the week

No snow today or tomorrow, but a dusting could fall Sunday or Thursday. Models have tended to run low here, so stay tuned. Snow levels are near 11,000–12,000 ft, with rain possible lower down later in the week.

No snow in the forecast through the week

All models are calling for dry conditions through Thursday, with no snowfall expected. Wednesday has a slight chance of rain above 11,500 ft. Models have tended to underforecast snowfall here, but nothing is showing up right now.

No snow in the near term, but models suggest a late-week shift

No snow is expected through the weekend, with clear skies and cold nights. Models have been running low here, and a chance for rain and snow develops by midweek as snow levels rise to 11,500 ft. Stay tuned for updates.

No snow in the forecast through the week

No snow is expected through the next seven days, with all models showing zero accumulation. Wednesday and Thursday could bring rain at lower elevations, with snow levels rising above 10,000 ft. Models have tended to under-forecast snowfall here, but confidence is high for this dry stretch.

Dry and sunny through the weekend

No snow is expected through Thursday, with dry and mostly sunny conditions. Models are in agreement, and temperatures remain mild. Snow levels will rise later in the week, but rain is unlikely to impact the Wasatch Back. Models have tended to run low here, so don't expect a surprise dump.

Quiet week, little or no snow expected

The models keep Utah — Ogden Valley mostly dry for the next 7 days.

Quiet week, little or no snow expected

The models keep Wyoming — Tetons (west slope) mostly dry for the next 7 days.

Quiet week, little or no snow expected

The models keep Montana — Big Sky / Bridgers mostly dry for the next 7 days.

No snow in the forecast through the week

All models show no snow through the next seven days, with dry and mild conditions expected. Snow levels remain undefined, and rain is not in the picture. Models have tended to underforecast snow here, but nothing is on tap right now.