Parts of Utah dotted with snow Sunday morning

SALT LAKE CITY — Parts of Utah were dusted with snow Sunday morning, prompting authorities to remind people to drive and recreate safely. As the snow fell, the National Weather Service Salt Lake City posted to X, encouraging those on the roads to drive safely, citing snowy road conditions.

⚠️🚦9:25AM MT: UDOT traffic cameras are showing areas of slush developing on roads along the Wasatch Front generally north of Kaysville, UT to the ID border. Drive safe this morning! Here are a few examples of current road conditions 👇 #UTwxpic.twitter.com/jU4kPupVtR — NWS Salt Lake City (@NWSSaltLakeCity) November 30, 2025

The Utah Avalanche Center in Logan also posted to X, saying avalanche danger "will rise" to moderate in the backcountry.

11/30/2025: The avalanche danger will rise to MODERATE today in the backcountry as snow begins to accumulate and is drifted onto upper-elevation slopes with preexisting shallow, weak snow. People could trigger small slab avalanches on drifted slopes steeper than 30°. pic.twitter.com/xMgWxwoETT — UAC Logan (@UAClogan) November 30, 2025

In another post to X, Utah Daily Snow reported 0.5 of an inch of snow at Alta-Collins.

Alta-Collins needs to pick up 65.5” today for November 2025 to avoid the “below average month” designation. Only 65” to go! pic.twitter.com/SKZuO7mF9d — Utah Daily Snow (@WasatchSnow) November 30, 2025

UDOT posted a video on X showing the slushy road conditions in Parleys Summit. They said to be on alert for plows and emergency vehicles.

👋 I-80 ROAD CONDITIONS 📍I-215 to Parleys Summit: wet/slush, snow sticking near the summit. Lake Effect showed up this evening, crews in canyon. Roads slushy with some snow, mainly on either side of summit. BE ALERT: watch for plows & emergency vehicles providing assistance. pic.twitter.com/wFH3Gs7LdG — UDOT Wasatch Back (@wasatchbackudot) December 1, 2025

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