Mostly sunny Wednesday with a high near 70°F. Showers and gusty thunderstorms are likely Thursday, mainly across northern Utah.

Wayne County has moved to Stage 2 fire restrictions — the first county in Utah to do so — banning open fires across mountains, parks and campgrounds amid dry conditions.

A short overnight freeze could harm unprotected plants and pipes in Salt Lake City, but sunshine returns and highs surge into the 80s by the weekend.

A Harvard Business School case developed with Grow the Flow took the Great Salt Lake crisis into Cambridge classrooms, aiming to turn student debate into policy muscle. The study will be published soon and could spread to dozens of programs.

A cold storm brings rain to Salt Lake City and accumulating snow to the high country on Monday, May 18. Freeze Warnings and winter advisories may affect commutes and gardens.

Ogden City has moved into Phase II of its water shortage plan, urging a 10% voluntary cut and asking residents to avoid daytime watering as dry conditions persist.

A cool Pacific storm arrives Sunday with afternoon showers and Sunday night mountain snow. Expect wet roads, cooler highs and slushy passes into Monday.

Sunny and warm Friday; a sharp cooldown arrives Sunday into Monday with mountain snow and a valley freeze risk.

An early warm spell followed by hard freezes wiped out Pyne Farms’ 53 acres of cherries, apples and peaches, creating losses that could amount to hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Gusty storms knocked out power to roughly 8,500 Rocky Mountain Power customers across Utah on Wednesday, with outages reported from Cache County to Washington County.

Clear skies and highs near 74°F Thursday; a much colder, wetter system arrives Sunday into Monday.

Warm Wednesday with a chance of afternoon storms; gusty winds and a High Wind Warning tonight. Secure loose items and expect a blustery commute.

Hot sun ahead: highs near 94°F Tuesday and near‑record heat through Wednesday. Isolated storms Wednesday could bring gusty winds.