Several Utah communities, including Tooele and Park City, as well as benches along the Wasatch Front, experienced a white Christmas on Wednesday, but the holiday storm system provided a moisture gift that keeps on giving. The National Weather Service ...

The National Weather Service updated its snow probability models Monday morning, giving many Utah areas a 25-60% probability of receiving at least 0.1 inches of snow over the next few days. Aside from the mountains, the highest probability lies in Beaver, which has a 58% chance; St. George — to no surprise — has the lowest probability overall.

Storm #1 is moving through northern Utah this morning. It has been producing valley rain and mountain snow showers throughout the morning. It's a fast-moving storm, so it will exit the state by afternoon. Then our weather will be quiet for the rest of today and for most of Christmas Eve.

A look back at local, national and world events through Deseret News archives. Most of us dream of a white Christmas, but in Utah and the West, Mother Nature does not always deliver. In fact, weather services have suggested that northern Utah usually enjoys a white Christmas about 60%-65% of the time since 1940,

Winter storm warnings cover different parts of Utah, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming and Idaho, hugely affecting travel.

A series of winter storms that are parading through Utah are expected to blanket the mountains with up to 3 feet of snow between Christmas Day and New Year's