KSL meteorologist Matt Johnson explained the Christmas storm was too warm for valley snow in some parts of the state, which models indicated could happen. More importantly, it pushed out the high-pressure ridge over the state, opening the door for more precipitation this week.

Storm #1 is moving through northern Utah this morning. It has been producing valley rain and mountain snow showers throughout the morning. It's a fast-moving storm, so it will exit the state by afternoon. Then our weather will be quiet for the rest of today and for most of Christmas Eve.

The National Weather Service has issued a slew of winter weather warnings and advisories as snow, freezing rain and high winds are expected across 16 states this weekend. Severe winter weather conditions come during one of the busiest travel periods of the year,