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SALT LAKE CITY — Roads were slick in many areas along the Wasatch Front on Monday morning as a Sunday snowstorm was winding down.
Plows keeping up with the snowfall in the canyons, but still some slick conditions! Drive safely out there, it’s Monday ...smile 😊😃 pic.twitter.com/LE3qiBCDQY
— Felicia Martinez (@FeliciaNews) February 11, 2019
Several traffic incidents were reported, including a multi-vehicle crash involving a semitruck on northbound I-15 near 2100 North in Lehi, according to the KSL Traffic Center.
6:25AM: Slow going on NB I-15 in Sandy as we approach 114th south. We just passed a slide off at the 12300 S. exit. #KSLWeather#Utah@KSL5TVpic.twitter.com/0KfOoQ20pF
— Shara Park (@KSLSharaPark) February 11, 2019
Road restrictions on eastbound I-80 through Parleys Canyon have now been lifted, according to the Utah Department of Transportation. Drivers traveling on state Route 210 in Little Cottonwood Canyon must be equipped with snow tires, but tire chains and four-wheel drive were not required, as of 11 a.m., town officials said.
Semitrucks are not being permitted on state Route 14 from milepost 1 to milepost 40, between Cedar City and the state Route 14 junction with U.S. Highway 89, according to UDOT.
Get traffic updates on KSL Newsradio and check commute times here.
No school closures were reported Monday morning, but the town of Alta was under interlodge, meaning going or remaining outside is illegal. The interlodge provision was lifted at 8:12 a.m., town officials said on Twitter.
Snow tapered off after 7 a.m., KSL Meteorologist Grant Weyman said. Check the forecast here.
