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SALT LAKE CITY — A cold front rolling in through Northern Utah Sunday evening is expected to bring a temperature drop while lowering inversion levels. In an X post from the National Weather Service of Salt Lake City, a Pacific Northwest storm is expected to drop temperatures through Monday, averaging 5-10 degrees below the seasonal norm. Although colder, the storm is expected to weaken inversion levels, improving visibility and air quality throughout parts of Northern Utah. https://twitter.com/NWSSaltLakeCity/status/1865732363659211180 Along with this cold front, expect there to be light snow Monday morning.








