Salt Lake City, UT – Utah is bracing for an epic snowstorm that could bring up to 24 inches of snow to the Wasatch and Uinta mountains starting Thursday morning. A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for these regions, with forecasters warning of hazardous travel and possible power outages.
The National Weather Service reports that snowfall could reach between 10 to 24 inches by Friday evening. Areas in the upper Cottonwoods are likely to see the heaviest accumulations. Strong winds accompanying the storm may cause downed power lines, heightening the risk of outages.
Travelers should expect difficult driving conditions and potential traction law enforcement. Those with outdoor plans are advised to prepare for dangerous winter weather or reschedule as needed. This storm marks the first major winter event of the season, and residents are encouraged to stay informed with regular updates.
