Sunday’s storm, which brought an inch or two of snow to the Salt Lake Valley, is the last significant precipitation expected along the Wasatch Front this week. But, boy, it’s going to be cold.
The possibility of light, lake-effect snow, with little to no accumulation, will taper off in northern Utah by mid-day on Monday. According to the National Weather Service, “the main story will be the arrival of some of the coldest air of the season.”
If you’re planning on attending an outdoor celebration on New Year’s Eve, bundle up. Temperatures at midnight will be as low as 10 degrees — 22 degrees colder than at the same time last year — and they’ll continue to drop overnight.