Utah Weather Forecast

Outlook

Showers and isolated thunderstorms will continue at times today through Wednesday. Pockets of heavy rain will lead to flash flooding, especially in areas that have already seen high rainfall amounts. As the center of the storms moves through Utah Tuesday, much cooler air will filter in, dropping temperatures and snow levels. By Wednesday, the center of the storm will be moving into western Colorado, so wraparound showers may continue to impact areas along and east of I-15. The northern valleys could see additional rain totals from 1-2" while the central and southern valleys will be around .25"-.75". Mountain snow above 8000ft looks to be around 2-6", however the upper cottonwoods could see up to a foot while the western Uinta mountains could see up to 2 feet through Thursday morning. Low temperatures are expected to be near or below 32 degrees for areas north of 6000ft the next few mornings. Highs will be 10-15 degrees below normal. - Devan Masciulli, KSL Weather 10.12.26