A moist southerly flow with embedded disturbances produced 11 to 16 inches of snow across the mountains of southeast Utah. This was a relatively warm event with significant accumulations limited to above 8000 feet.
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A moist southerly flow with embedded disturbances produced 11 to 16 inches of snow across the mountains of southeast Utah. This was a relatively warm event with significant accumulations limited to above 8000 feet.
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