Utah’s snowpack is melting after warm temperatures — but it’s still higher than ever recorded

Around 10% of Utah’s snowpack has melted, but federal data shows snow levels are still higher than any other recorded year in the state.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Sarah McNurlin, Alex Klivecka and Jordan Hess put down sandbags as water rises sharply in Emigration Canyon on Wednesday, April 12, 2023.

Utah’s snowpack is melting after warm temperatures — but it’s still higher than ever recorded

Around 10% of Utah’s snowpack has melted, but federal data shows snow levels are still higher than any other recorded year in the state.

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