Utah Weather Forecast

Outlook

Scattered valley rain and mountain snow showers will continue overnight through Wednesday. However, the storm will be moving east into western Colorado by Wednesday evening, so rain will end from west to east with time. So for areas along and west of I-15, Wednesday will be a lot drier with just a few wraparound showers possible. From the mountains east, that's where the best chances for precipitation will be. Mountains could still pick up another 2-8" inches with the Uintas potentially seeing significant totals. Lows for mountain valleys and other outlying areas like Brigham City, Delta and Cedar City will see temperatures near or below freezing. Freeze warnings are in effect to highlight those areas. Cache Valley and areas along the Wasatch Back have not had freeze warnings issued, but their lows will dip near or below freezing. This will be possible through at least Friday morning. By Thursday we'll be dry and sunny across the state, and that will continue through the weekend as temperatures gradually climb. - Devan Masciulli, KSL Weather 10.13.26