Saturday high temperatures hit the 90s across much of the Plains and Southeast. The mercury broke triple digits in parts of the Central Plains and Texas. On the flip side of the coin…in the northern and central Rockies a dip in the jetstream is bringing unseasonably chilly air and some snow to the higher elevations. 1″ to 3″ of snow is expected in Utah’s Wasatch Range, but 1 to 2 feet of snow is anticipated through evening in western Montana’s mountains above 5,000 feet. I think most of us are happy to deal with heat and humidity in lieu of the alternative!

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