After Sunday’s snowfall across much of Utah, temperatures and conditions will change Monday, making for a dry and mild workweek, the National Weather Service forecast.
The higher temperatures also should help melt some of the snow dumped by a storm system that started late Saturday night and continued into Sunday morning.
Logan recorded the most snow in the Cache Valley area, with 10.5 inches as of 2 p.m. Sunday, while Bountiful got the brunt of snowfall in the northern Wasatch Front with 14 inches.
The weekend storm also brought with it heightened avalanche danger around Logan and Salt Lake City, with considerable danger near Ogden, the Uintas, Provo and Skyline, according to the Utah Avalanche Center.