Heavy Snow in Southern Mountains, Utah

Several SNOTEL stations including Kimberly Mine, Castle Valley, and Kolob recorded 1.0 to 3.4 inches of snow water equivalent, resulting in approximately 12 to 42 inches of snow.

Another northern stream trough dug southward along the Pacific Coast before pivoting eastward into the Great Basin and Desert Southwest. Embedded energy in the preceding southwesterly flow and eventual frontal passage with the trough axis shifting eastward resulted in multiple rounds of precipitation, yielding accumulating mountain snow to close out the month of March. Additionally, an avalanche occurred and resulted in an injury.