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Forecast: National Weather Service · updated 9:05 pm MST. Inches. Estimates.
As of 9:25 pm MST, Stoke scores Western Uintas backcountry 35 out of 100 today, with 0 in of new snow in 24 hours (SNOTEL (estimate)), 1 in more on the way and light summit wind (8.1 mph). The National Weather Service forecast for the next 3 days: 1 in of snow, highs of 36–42°F.
Avalanche danger · Uintas
Official forecast from Utah Avalanche Center
No daily danger ratings yet. The Utah Avalanche Center starts them once the season's snowpack builds, usually in late November. Until then, check their site for early-season updates. utahavalanchecenter.org
Read the full forecast at Utah Avalanche CenterForecasts are issued once daily and conditions change. Stoke doesn't assess avalanche danger. Read the full forecast and make your own call. Forecast © Utah Avalanche Center.
Recent loading (from weather data, not a danger assessment)
From SNOTEL 828:UT:SNTL. New snow is estimated from snow depth change.
SR-150 is gated at Soapstone for winter, usually early to mid December.
Updated 9:25 pm MST. Weather and snow only, not an avalanche assessment. Sources: SNOTEL (estimate), NWS.
Today
Wait. 1 in on the way and light wind.
Forecast: National Weather Service · updated 9:05 pm MST. Inches. Estimates.
Forecast from National Weather Service, updated 9:05 PM MST.
Tomorrow looks thin, with no new snow in the last 24 hours, 0.3 in over 48 hours, and 0 in of base depth. Expect 0.1 in of forecast snow, 8.1 mph summit wind, 35.9°F, and 5.6 mi visibility. Plan around the best window, allow about 40 min to drive from Park City, and bring layers. Read the official Utah Avalanche Center forecast first.
Forecast shows up to 2 inches of snow in one night period with snow level near 9500 feet. Later periods show snow and rain with highs near 40.
ABC4 forecast 12-18 inches above 9,000 feet, locally up to 24 inches, with snow levels falling to 6,500 feet Monday morning. This is a forecast, not a measured total.
KUTV says showers end by late Monday morning and skies dry out Tuesday. Mountain snow is most prevalent south of I-80 in the Wasatch and into the western Uintas.
From news and public posts. Not used in the score.
0 in of new snow in the last 24 hours (SNOTEL (estimate)) and 0 in over 48 hours (SNOTEL (estimate)), as of 9:25 pm MST.
Forecast from National Weather Service, updated 9:05 PM MST. Today: snow, high 36°, low 29°, 1 in of snow; Thu: cloudy, high 42°, low 26°, 0 in of snow; Fri: partly cloudy, high 41°, low 26°, 0 in of snow. The rest of the week is in the Stoke app.
The best window today looks like 8:00 am to 4:00 pm MST, based on the hourly wind, visibility and temperature forecast.
Updated 9:25 pm MST. Scores are estimates. How scores work
Heading into avalanche terrain? Check the Utah Avalanche Center forecast. Stoke doesn’t rate avalanche danger.
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