Michael Wessler News Today

It appears that warmer-than-normal temperatures will continue into the summer; however, it’s not exactly clear if the robust precipitation of the past few months will follow.

Utah appears to be in line for another hot summer, but how much precipitation it gets is less certain, according to a new long-range forecast.

Most of the flooding being experienced so far is the result of runoff compromised by clogged storm drains or other infrastructure that needs to be cleared of debris.

A cold front moved into northern Utah late Wednesday into Thursday, dropping rain at lower elevations and, yes, more snow in the mountains.

Endless shoveling, horrible commutes, power outages spell winter’s blast

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