Forecast Period: through 6 AM Monday
Text Updated: 9 AM Sunday 2/16/2020
A system continues to push into the state through Sunday. The mountains across northern Utah will see snow showers, with heavy road snow possible at times through the afternoon hours as the heaviest of precipitation moves through. Throughout the day Sunday colder temperatures push their way southward bringing light road snow to the mountains of central Utah and into some of the lower elevations across the northern part of the state. By this point, most of the precipitation is expected to be winding down largely sparing the northern valleys to a few snow showers Sunday night into Monday morning with minimal travel impacts expected.
Motorists are advised to use caution and TravelWise. Motorists heading up canyon and mountain routes should be prepared for chain restrictions at any time during snow events. The following routes will experience weather-related travel concerns during the forecast period:
- I-15, ID border to Brigham City
- I-84, Entire route
- I-80, Parleys Canyon to WY border
- I-70, I-15 Jct. through Clear Creek Summit, Salina to Fremont Jct.
- US-40, I-80 jct. to Duchesne
- US-89, ID border to I-15
- US-191, north of Price to Duchesne, North of Vernal to Wyoming
- SR-190 Big Cottonwood Canyon
- SR-210 Little Cottonwood Canyon
*** See the travel weather highlights graphic below, which is valid 6 AM SUN through 6 AM MON ***
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