Clear and mild Wednesday, then a Pacific storm brings mountain snow Thursday into Friday; expect wet roads and slower canyon travel.

Cloudy and about 39°F this morning with a chance of light rain. Milder Wednesday, then a colder system Thursday could bring mountain snow.

WashU‑led research finds Sunlight Glacier in the Absaroka Range is melting up to 50 cm a year; thin sections may disappear within a decade, raising hazard concerns.

A Pacific low moves in Monday with valley rain, a chance of thunderstorms and mountain snow. Expect the wettest window Monday into Tuesday.

Mostly sunny and mild Saturday with highs near 63°F. Rain and thunderstorms are likely Monday into Tuesday.

Clear and mild Friday in Salt Lake City with highs near 62°F. Showers return late Saturday and a wetter system arrives Monday with mountain snow possible.

Valley rain arrives Tuesday with showers and possible thunderstorms; heavy, wet snow expected above 7,000–9,000 feet.

Sunny and unseasonably warm Monday in Salt Lake City before a wet system brings rain and possible thunderstorms midweek.

Sunny, mild Sunday with highs near 51°F. A Pacific storm brings rain Tuesday-Wednesday.

Sunny weekend with milder temps; a wetter system may bring valley rain and mountain snow Tuesday–Wednesday.

Cloudy morning with a slight chance of light snow and highs near 36°F. Mountains could pick up several inches.

A wind-driven outage knocked out power for more than 28,000 Rocky Mountain Power customers in Sandy and Draper as crews mobilized to restore service amid a winter storm.

Rain and gusty winds move in Tuesday with a Winter Weather Advisory for Feb 18; expect 2–4 inches in parts of the valley and heavier mountain totals.