Salt Lake City, UT – Utah drivers and residents along the I-15 corridor should prepare for light snow and rain beginning Monday, potentially affecting morning commutes. Forecasters are warning of slick roads and icy patches as temperatures drop overnight.
According to the National Weather Service, light snow showers will start in northern Utah on Monday morning before spreading southward. Accumulation is expected to remain minimal, with most valley areas receiving 1 to 2 inches of snow, while mountain locations may see higher totals. Rain may mix with snow in lower elevations, creating additional hazards during peak travel hours.
The forecast predicts daytime highs around 40°F on Monday, with a chance of rain or snow persisting into the evening. Temperatures will plunge to the mid-20s by Monday night, increasing the potential for black ice on untreated roadways. Residents are urged to drive cautiously and allow extra time for commutes.
By Tuesday, conditions will clear, offering sunny skies but remaining cold, with highs near 38°F and lows dropping to 17°F. The rest of the week is expected to stay dry, though temperatures will hover around freezing through Thursday, making for chilly mornings and evenings.
For travelers, be aware of conditions on major roadways, especially the I-15 corridor, where visibility may be reduced during snow showers. Keep emergency supplies in your vehicle and monitor local forecasts for updates.
Plan ahead to stay safe during this week’s wintry weather.
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