Utah’s Weather Forecast: Cool Temperatures and Precipitation Through Monday
Utah residents can expect cool temperatures and a mix of valley rain and mountain snow showers continuing through Monday. A trough of low pressure is bringing increased moisture to northern Utah, leading to rain and snow in the northern Wasatch, Bear River Range, and Raft River Mountains. Snow accumulations may reach 4-8 inches in the northern Wasatch and 6-12 inches in the Bear River Range near the Idaho border. Valley areas, including Cache Valley and parts of Box Elder County, might experience a rain/snow mix with minimal accumulation. (abc4.com)
As colder air moves in, winds will shift to the west/northwest, potentially bringing light snow to the central and southern Wasatch and Uintas. By midweek, a strong ridge is expected to build over the West, leading to inversions and likely hazy skies by Friday. Temperatures may start 5-10°F above normal but could cool slightly as inversions strengthen. A weak system passing north midweek might help alleviate some haze temporarily. (abc4.com)
Residents are advised to stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and exercise caution during travel, especially in mountainous regions where winter conditions persist.
Utah’s Weather Outlook: Cool Temps and Precipitation Through Monday:
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