Salt Lake City, UT – A mix of rain and snow is expected to hit the Salt Lake City area starting Tuesday, bringing wet and potentially icy conditions to the region. Travelers and commuters should prepare for slick roads, especially along the I-15 corridor and surrounding neighborhoods.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will move into the area early Tuesday, with temperatures hovering near 45 degrees. By Tuesday evening, colder air will bring a rain-snow mix and eventually transition to snow overnight. Lows are expected to drop to 33 degrees. While significant accumulation is unlikely, wet roads could freeze as temperatures fall, increasing the risk of accidents.
Wednesday will bring a 40% chance of lingering snow showers, with daytime highs near 39 degrees. Conditions will clear up by Wednesday night, offering a cold but dry Thanksgiving Day. Sunny skies are expected Thursday, with a high near 39 degrees, making it ideal for outdoor festivities or travel.
For those planning holiday travel, keep an eye on road conditions through midweek, as precipitation and low visibility may cause delays. Crews are preparing to treat major roadways, but caution is advised, particularly during the Tuesday night commute.
The extended forecast offers some relief after Thursday, with clear skies and highs in the low 40s expected Friday and Saturday. Residents should use this time to complete any outdoor tasks and prepare for colder nights.
Be sure to stay updated with the latest forecasts and plan accordingly to ensure safe travels during the busy holiday week.
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