UTAH SNOW REPORT

Last Updated: January 2, 2026

Snowpack levels across the state are currently 45% of normal. The deepest snowpack in Utah was last observed at Long Valley Jct with a snowpack depth of 80”, about 716% of normal when compared to it's 11" average depth for this time of year. Utah's snowpack varies significantly, with some areas like Tony Grove Lake boasting a deep snowpack of 39 inches, while others like Beaver Dams show a mere inch. Despite a forecast promising up to 23 inches of snow in places like Ben Lomond Peak, ski resorts face challenges adapting to changing conditions, underlining a shift in the winter landscape.

Utah Snowpack Map

Explore real-time snowpack depths across Utah.

Data sourced from USDA NRCS SNOTEL and NOAA Weather Models. Compiled by Snoflo.

Utah Ski Area Forecast

Next 5 Days

Alta Ski Area 10"

10"
Beaver Mountain Ski Area 12"

12"
Brian Head Resort 2"

2"
Brighton Ski Resort 10"

10"
Canyons 10"

10"
Cherry Peak 12"

12"
Dc Shoes Mountain Lab 10"

10"
Deer Valley Resort 10"

10"
Park City Mountain Resort 10"

10"
Powder Mountain 10"

10"
Snowbasin 10"

10"
Snowbird Ski And Summer Resort 10"

10"
Solitude Mountain Resort 10"

10"
Sundance 10"

10"

Utah Snow Report FAQs

How often is this report updated?

Daily from SNOTEL and NOAA sources.

What are snowpack levels in Utah like right now?

Snowpack levels across Utah are approximately 45.0% of normal compared to previous years.

Where is it coldest in Utah right now?

Nohrsc Indian Canyon is experiencing frigid temperatures of 26°.

Where in Utah will get the most snowfall this week?

Brighton is expected to receive up to 23" of more snowfall over the next 5 days.

Where is the most snow in Utah today?

Currently at Long Valley Jct with 80".