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.

Clear and chilly this morning, warming to the low 50s Monday. Dry, mild weather is expected through the weekend.

About 1,000 people rallied at the Utah State Capitol calling for quicker action to restore the Great Salt Lake, urging lawmakers to convert promises into water.

A strong ridge will keep Salt Lake City mostly sunny and dry this week with highs in the low-to-mid 50s and light winds.

State officials want to pay farmers to lease water back to the Great Salt Lake and have asked lawmakers for about $5 million to pilot the idea.

Pockets of freezing fog may reduce visibility Saturday morning before clearing to mostly sunny skies and a high near 53°F.

Freezing fog in Salt Lake City reduced visibility, with 25-degree temperatures and calm winds. The NWS expects conditions to improve with higher temperatures and clearer skies later in the week.