Salt Lake City, UT – Heavy snow is set to impact Utah’s Wasatch and Uinta Mountains through midday Tuesday, bringing up to 20 inches in higher elevations and hazardous travel conditions on major mountain routes.
According to the National Weather Service in Salt Lake City, a Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until noon MST Tuesday, with expected snowfall totals ranging from 7 to 14 inches, while the Bear River Range and Upper Cottonwoodscould see as much as 20 inches.
Travelers should expect difficult winter driving conditions along key routes, including Logan Summit and Parleys Canyon. The Utah Department of Transportation may implement traction law restrictions, requiring vehicles to have snow chains or four-wheel drive in certain areas.
Residents and visitors in affected regions should plan for slower travel, potential delays, and poor visibility at times. Drivers are urged to check road conditionsbefore heading out by visiting UDOT’s website.
Snowfall is expected to taper off by Tuesday afternoon, but lingering road impactsmay persist as crews work to clear mountain passes.
