Mild and breezy today with highs near 56°F. A multi-day storm midweek brings heavy mountain snow and possible valley accumulations.

Clear, mild weekend in Salt Lake City before a multi‑day Pacific storm. Mountains could get multiple feet; valleys may see a quick inch of snow Tuesday night.

Utah wildlife biologists estimate more than 50,000 birds — mostly eared grebes — have died along the south arm of the Great Salt Lake amid a fresh avian flu wave.

Patchy fog slows some morning commutes; mostly sunny and mild Friday with highs near 49°F. Storms return Monday with rain likely Tuesday and possible valley snow Tuesday night.

Light rain will linger into Thursday morning; showers and thunderstorms are likely 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Mountain passes could see heavy wet snow in the afternoon.

Rain and scattered thunderstorms are likely Wednesday in Salt Lake City; heavy mountain snow will make canyon travel messy into Thursday.

A Pacific storm moves in Tuesday night; valleys will see rain and the mountains 6–12 inches of snow Wednesday. Mountain travel advisories are in effect.

Gusty winds this morning, then a cold front brings a chance of light rain today and heavier showers midweek.

Unseasonably warm Sunday in Salt Lake City with highs near 61°F. Rain and mountain‑snow chances rise midweek; canyon travel could be affected.

Sunny, mild weekend in Salt Lake City with highs near 58°F. A wetter pattern could bring valley rain and mountain snow early next week.

Sunny, mild days through the weekend with highs near 596F. A cold front late Monday may bring valley rain and mountain snow.

Clear mornings and mid‑50s afternoons in Salt Lake City through Sunday, with a fast‑moving front possible Monday into Tuesday.

Clear skies and highs in the low‑50s Wednesday, staying dry and mild through the weekend. A cooler, unsettled pattern with mountain snow is possible by Monday.