SALT LAKE CITY — It's one storm down and one more to go for northern Utah as another system heads into the area overnight Wednesday.
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The new storm will likely be weaker than the one that dumped massive amounts snow along the Wasatch Front on Tuesday night, causing disruptions to school schedules and morning commutes.
A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the Salt Lake area and further north until 8 a.m. Friday. Unlike Tuesday's storm warning, an advisory means hazardous weather is imminent, and "could cause significant inconvenience."
A new round of snow will hit the northern parts of the state in the early morning hours, beginning around 1 a.m.
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While most of the snow is expected north of Salt Lake City, areas in the valleys should still expect to see up to 4 inches of new snow, while the mountain areas could find an additional 14 inches.
Slick road conditions will be possible due to the snowfall and freezing cold temperatures.
