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This is not a comprehensive sample, but it appears that all of the persistent snow patches that linger deep into summer and fall that I can typically spy from the top of Snowbird are gone.  

I hiked up the bird this morning and it was about as clear as it gets when I arrived on the summit. I couldn't spy a single patch of snow below the American Fork Twins (this has be...


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Yesterday I submitted a final report for the last grant I received from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), which ended on July 31.  This brings to an end 28 years of continuous funding from that agency, so I'd like to give a big thank you to NOAA, the NOAA/National Weather Service, and NOAA Oceanic and Atmospheric Research for supporting the work of m...


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Forecast uncertainty doesn't always grow continuously with forecast lead time.  Sometimes there is an issue with the intensity and timing of a weather system that can cause uncertainty to increase temporarily and then decrease at longer lead times.

A good example is the forecast for northern Utah this weekend.  The models all bring in a strong cold front, but there are...


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Weather for the start of the Labor Day weekend today (Friday) looks pretty good.  The large-scale pattern hasn't really changed dramatically for some time.  There's a trough centered over the Pacific Northwest coast and a ridge over the central US. These features have been around for some time, shifting in strength and position. Right now, the southwesterly to southerly flo...


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Meteorological summer (June, July, and August) is now in the books and as usual it is great to have it in the rear view mirror.  

Summer was a scorcher by long-term standards at the Salt Lake City International Airport. The average temperature was 80.2°F, the 7th highest all time (the record is 81.4°F set in 2022). A look the long term trends in summer temperatures sh...


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