Salt Lake City, UT – A winter storm is set to bring snow, rain, and fluctuating temperatures across Utah, with the worst conditions arriving Thursday and Friday. Travelers and commuters should prepare for snow-covered roads Thursday morning before rain takes over by Friday, increasing flood risks in low-lying areas.
According to the National Weather Service, snow will begin early Thursday, with accumulations under an inch in Salt Lake City. Wind chills could dip to 5°F, making conditions feel even colder. By Thursday night, snow will mix with rain as temperatures rise to the mid-30s.
On Friday, rain is expected to be heavy at times, with winds reaching 15 mph. Mountain areas could see significant snowfall, impacting I-80 through Parleys Canyon. By Saturday, rain tapers off, leaving cloudy skies and mild conditions.
Drivers should use caution on icy roads, especially Thursday morning and Friday night. Those with Valentine’s Day plans should dress for wet conditions and possible slick sidewalks.
Check forecasts frequently for updates on changing conditions.
