Salt Lake City, UT – Travelers along I-15 should prepare for hazardous conditions this weekend as heavy rain and mountain snow continue to affect northern Utah and southwestern Wyoming. The National Weather Service (NWS) predicts rain transitioning to snow by early Friday and persisting through Sunday night, accompanied by a sharp temperature drop.
According to the NWS, temperatures will rise 10–20 degrees above normal through Sunday, followed by a strong cold front Sunday night. This system may cause icy roads and dangerous mountain passes. Residents should monitor updates on Winter Storm Warnings and Backcountry Avalanche Watches.
Full Forecast and Safety Measures
Northern Utah is bracing for multiple storm systems this weekend, with rain and snow forecast through Sunday. Daytime highs will peak Saturday at 51°F before plummeting Sunday night as a cold front moves in.
Friday:
Rain and snow will mix in the morning, with temperatures near 45°F. Minor snow accumulations are possible in mountain areas.
Saturday:
Rain dominates the forecast, with milder highs around 44°F. Southeast winds will remain light at 6 mph.
Sunday:
A strong cold front late Sunday brings snow to higher elevations and freezing rain to valleys. Highs reach 51°F before plunging below 30°F overnight.
Monday and Beyond:
Icy road conditions Monday morning are likely, with lows near 20°F. Clear skies return Tuesday, but drivers should remain cautious.
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