Up to 14 inches or more of snow could fall in Utah's Wasatch Mountains by Tuesday morning. Avalanche danger is high across most of the state, with unstable snow conditions following the latest storm.

HUNTSVILLE, Weber County — The Utah Avalanche Center in a new report said the avalanche danger was "considerable" on the day a snowmobiler from Wyoming was killed in a Weber County avalanche ...

WELLSVILLE, Cache County — Avalanche conditions are very dangerous over Presidents' Day weekend as snow continues to fall. Forecasters with the Utah Avalanche Center issued warnings for much of ...

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Utah Avalanche Center issued an avalanche warning due to heavy snow and winds impacting "weak" layers on the ground. The warning affects northern Utah and southeast Idaho, with dangerous ...

Snow Squad: Deer Valley Ski ... PARK CITY — Utah has had its share of dangerous avalanche conditions this winter. ... KSL News covered Rooster's first days on the job at Deer Valley 10 years ago.

Utah brothers survive avalanche after one pulls other out of snow burial Braeden and Hunter Hansen were riding snowmobiles near the Utah-Idaho border when an avalanche struck By Pilar Arias Fox News ...

There was slabs of snow that were five feet thick by 12 feet long — just monster slabs of snow,” Sparks told the news outlet. 2 Skiers Killed in Utah Avalanche, 1 Rescued After Digging Himself ...

A fast-acting snowmobiler saved his brother from being killed in an avalanche in Utah — a death-defying feat his family is calling a “Christmas miracle.” Hunter and Braedon Hansen were ...

A 37-year-old man was killed in an avalanche in the Utah backcountry while snowmobiling Monday, authorities said.. Scott Wright, from Evanston, Wyoming, was snowmobiling with a friend in the Monte ...

According to the Utah Avalanche Center, the avalanche occurred at an elevation of roughly 8,400 feet, in an area with a "persistent weak layer" — which means the snow isn't strongly attached to ...