The Utah Division of Water Resources said with temperatures reaching 20 degrees above normal Wednesday and Thursday, Utah could lose most of its low- and mid-level snowpack.
The state typically reaches its peak snowpack in early April.
Utah's snowpack is sitting at 88% of our typical April 3 peak. With a very warm week ahead of us, (temperatures 20° above normal Wednesday and Thursday) we could lose most of our low- and mid-level snowpack by the end of the week. Have we hit our peak already? Time will tell. pic.twitter.com/klC54J4Knl
— Utah Division of Water Resources (@utahwaterres) March 24, 2025
In this month’s report, the Division of Water Resources said Utah’s soil moisture remains favorable. That means as we approach spring runoff season, saturated soils will allow more water to reach reservoirs and streams.
The National Weather Service said snow showers will return into the Wasatch Back Friday night into Monday.
