6pm November 9th, 2010
Weather Forecast Data
Sfc pres & obs: 6pm
Sfc pres & obs: 6am
700mb hghts & wind: 6pm
700mb hghts & winds: 6am
500mb hghts & Wind: 6pm
500mb hghts & Wind: 6am
Stuve Diagram: 6pm
Stuve Diagram: 6am
Lake Temperature
Lake temp
~11C/52 F
Radar Imagery
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Precipitation Summary
• Around 6pm frontal precipitation began to taper off, and by 7pm
it was showery, with some lingering snowfall in the mountains.
• At 11pm a lake effect snow band forms on the north end of the
Tooele valley. It produces some brief heavy snow, but soon
dissipates.
• From 3 to 5am lake effect snow forms and begins to fall over
the Great Salt Lake, but because of light wind speeds, the
snowfall is not carried into the surrounding valleys of
mountains.
• From 6 to 8am the lake effect snow over the lake begins to
move toward Ogden propelled by a westerly wind. Ogden
experiences some periods of heavy snowfall and accumulations
of 3-5 inches.
• By 9am most precipitation has ceased.
• Throughout the night, the Salt Lake Valley received only a trace
of snow.
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5. 9:00 AM
Precipitation Summary
• Around 6pm frontal precipitation began to taper off, and by
7pm
it was showery, with some lingering snowfall in the mountains.
• At 11pm a lake effect snow band forms on the north end of the
Tooele valley. It produces some brief heavy snow, but soon
dissipates.
• From 3 to 5am lake effect snow forms and begins to fall over
the Great Salt Lake, but because of light wind speeds, the
snowfall is not carried into the surrounding valleys of
mountains.
• From 6 to 8am the lake effect snow over the lake begins to
move toward Ogden propelled by a westerly wind. Ogden
experiences some periods of heavy snowfall and accumulations
of 3-5 inches.
• By 9am most precipitation has ceased.
6. • Throughout the night, the Salt Lake Valley received only a
trace
of snow.
