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Snow heads for Brian Head, Gunlock trail closes, St. George school faces overcrowding, geothermal power expands, and Utah Democrats gain seats.
Utah’s snow forecast brings a useful base-building storm Friday into Saturday, followed by opportunities for more snow next week. Brian Head and the upper Cottonwoods have the best accumulation prospects as temperatures cool through the weekend. None of the resorts covered here are open for skiing as of Thursday, November 12, with Brian Head still waiting to confirm opening day. […] The post SnowBrains Forecast: Weekend Snow Builds Utah’s Mountain Base appeared first on SnowBrains .
GUNLOCK STATE PARK, Utah (ABC4) — The lower falls trail in Gunlock State Park is now closed due to flooding. According to Park Manager Collin Kuehn, the park has had an influx of water that has created flooding on the walkway and bridge. As of right now, park officials...
Gov. Spencer Cox declared a 30-day state of emergency Friday, November 6, in San Juan and Washington counties following weeks of severe thunderstorms and flash flooding that damaged homes, businesses, roads and critical infrastructure across southern Utah. The declaration, issued through Executive Order 2026-09, allows Utah to mobilize additional resources...
Happy Veterans Day, Utah! A ridge of high pressure will help keep the Beehive state mainly dry and mild through Friday. An active pattern begins to develop over Utah this weekend into next week.
Salt Lake City faces a changing November weather pattern as sunshine gives way to weekend rain and possible thunderstorms.
Salt Lake City is starting Monday with a mild forecast. The mild stretch will bring several days of comfortable fall weather, with precipitation possible next weekend. Monday's high is expected to reach about 62 degrees. According to the National Weather Service, winds will stay light and precipitation is not expected.
Mild Monday! It's going to stay sunny with temps climbing well above average. Weak inversions will keep it hazy with slight improvement possible Tuesday. Likely staying dry until late in the weekend.
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A beautiful day was expected Monday, with sunshine and temperatures reaching the low 60s along the Wasatch Front. High pressure was expected to linger across the western United States this week, bringing valley inversions and haze. Some higher elevations will be warmer than the valleys.
Cold mornings near 40 degrees will give way to afternoons around 60 across Salt Lake City this week. The sharp daily temperature swings may feel like two different seasons, but the latest outlook keeps snow and rain out of the immediate picture.
Utah's crisp November mornings are giving way to a noticeable warmup, with Salt Lake City temperatures climbing toward 63 degrees Monday. Residents stepping outside may still feel winter's approach, but afternoon sunshine will offer a welcome break from the seasonal chill.
Fall precipitation pushed soil moisture to its highest seasonal level in about two decades of available data, potentially improving conditions for spring runoff.
A weak, fast-moving storm will bring light valley rain & high elevation snow to Northern & Central UT today. Drying out tomorrow & slowly warming up heading into the weekend.
Happy Wednesday, Utah! An incoming trough will bring some isolated valley rain and mountain snow showers to Northern and Central Utah, and the San Juan River is expected to rise again and perhaps bring some additional flooding to the Four Corners. High pressure will build Thursday and into the weekend.
SALT LAKE CITY, UT – A chance of midweek rain will give way to several days of sunshine and gradually warmer temperatures in Salt Lake City, with afternoon highs climbing from the lower 50s Wednesday, Nov.
Happy Election Day, Utah! It'll be a cool, dry day across the state today, but the San Juan River could still see some flooding. A slight disturbance will bring some showers for the midweek before quickly drying back out.
SALT LAKE CITY, UT – A winter storm is expected to bring 8 to 12 inches of snow to portions of Utah's Wasatch and Uinta mountains beginning Saturday night, with locally higher totals of 18 to 24 inches possible at elevations above 10,000 feet through Monday morning.
A cold front brings widespread rain Sunday before snow levels fall to 6,500 feet by Monday.
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Rain totals have been impressive again with this storm cycle. Most areas across Utah have seen 0.50 to 1.50 inches of rain. Showers will continue overnight into Monday, with heavy rain possible at times in the Salt Lake Valley. Early morning commuters will still have showers to deal with, but they will start to wind down by late Monday morning.
The puppy was barely moving and soaking wet after floodwaters swept across the Navajo Nation. But there was hope. The woman who spotted the tiny puppy scooped her up, got her warm, and took her to RezRoads Rescue, a participant in the Best Friends Network Partner program. When the puppy, later named Honey Bun, wasn’t eating much, RezRoads reached out to Best Friends Animal Society, and veterinary technician Malyn Gilbert came out to help.
