CHECK CALENDAR…It’s Gonna SNOW WHEN in Utah??

There are those who say "summer is hell."

And then others who say "I go to Jelly Stone and put my earbuds in and listen to audiobooks while my kids are saved from drowning by strangers,"

When the Greeks made the calendar they only intended for summer to last for three months, but in some places it lasts longer than the MLB season. And people who live in those places come out looking like Stan Lee, and they're all the stronger for it. But it is a hellish existence.

That's why we get excited when we hear about snow.

According to KSLnewsradio.com, "Northern California is having one of the earliest winter advisories in the last two decades." (KSL Article)

That means Northern Utah is going to get some snow up in the mountains this week.

As quoted in the article, Mike Seaman who is a forecaster for the National Weather Service, says:

“So the storm system that’s moving in, bringing snow across the Sierras, is moving into the Great Basin today,” Seaman said. “We’re going to see some pretty strong winds across the region — wind gusts in excess of 40 miles an hour here from Salt Lake City southward through Cedar City . . . looking at valley rain, but actually some high elevation snow. We may see accumulations above about 9,000 feet, not looking for significant accumulations, but maybe just a couple of inches up there on the peaks of the Wasatch and the Uintas.”

This is fantastic news. Finally something we can thank California for!