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Happy Monday, Utah! A series of weak shortwave troughs will graze the northern portions of Utah through midweek, providing overnight chances of rain showers and mountain snow.
Utah's mountains face a heavy snow concern as Halloween weekend approaches.
(Brain Head, UT) — Today will be dry in many parts of Utah, but that won’t last long. More rain and snow are forecast for the weekend in parts of the state. In Southern Utah, Brain Head is expecting snow on Saturday and Sunday. Snow will continue to fall on and off at the ski resorts near Salt Lake City. The National Weather Service says rain will keep falling in Salt Lake City today and then clear up tomorrow. There’s a small chance of rain on Sunday.
Salt Lake City is starting Friday with a volatile mix of wind, clouds and incoming showers, followed by a noticeably calmer weekend. South winds are expected to increase to 9 to 14 mph as scattered showers and thunderstorms develop through the day. Friday’s high should reach about 59 degrees, with...
Northern Utah is looking at a mostly dry weekend, with partly cloudy skies and temperatures running about 5 degrees below average. Expect cool conditions across the Wasatch Front and northern valleys, with chilly mornings and afternoon highs staying on the cool side for late October. Further south, a slow-moving area...
Showers ease across Salt Lake City before chilly nights and a Monday warmup to 63 degrees.
Salt Lake City, Ogden and Provo could still face mountain snow and hazardous travel through March.
Salt Lake City faces widespread rain Thursday night, with thunderstorms possible and temperatures dropping into the 50s by Saturday.
Happy Wednesday, Utah! A cut-off area of low pressure is moving towards Utah, bringing periods of heavy rain, isolated severe storms, and the potential for flash flooding across southern Utah.
WESTERN U.S. — A major pattern change is taking shape across the West as a colder, more active storm track develops through the end of October. Several Pacific storm systems could bring widespread rain, colder temperatures, gusty winds, and accumulating mountain snow over the next two weeks. Extended outlooks favor above-normal precipitation across much of the region. The pattern looks increasingly favorable for meaningful early-season snowfall.
Another mild fall day before a storm settles in! Widespread rain returns Wednesday AM across the south, then moves north Thursday & Friday. Strong winds & heavy rain possible. Much colder by Friday.
Happy Tuesday, Utah! A cut-off area of low pressure will move towards Utah bringing periods of heavy rain, gusty winds, and the potential for flash flooding across Utah.
Happy Tuesday, Utah! A few rain showers are possible across southern Utah and in the West Desert as a shortwave trough moves across the region.
Rain coming - Tuesday, October 20
Happy Monday, Utah! A weak area of low pressure will spin plenty of clouds into Utah over the next few days. A few isolated showers will be possible through midweek, but much higher rain chances arrive later this week.
A mild start to the week! Isolated showers & t-storms are possible Mon & Tue, mainly over the mtns. Widespread precipitation by Thu & Fri. Heavy rain is possible w/ cooler temps & high elevation snow.
Salt Lake City and northern Utah face uncertain snowfall prospects, with warmer conditions favored in some areas.
Salt Lake City could fall from 73 degrees Wednesday to 53 Friday as rain and thunderstorms return.
Salt Lake City is starting Saturday clear and cool, with the latest airport observation showing temperatures around 45 degrees and a light southeasterly wind before sunrise. That chill is temporary: sunshine should push the valley to about 68 degrees this afternoon, with no rain expected. It’s an easy day for errands, trails and patios—provided you dress for the morning instead of the afternoon.
PARK CITY, Utah — Utah’s upcoming winter could be shaped by a strong El Niño, but the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s latest seasonal outlook does not point to a