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A southwesterly flow will keep it warm & breezy today. Enjoy it while you can, a cold spring storm will bring valley rain and mountain snow to Northern Utah on Tuesday.

Thanks to record setting snowfall, many Utah Ski Resorts have extended the season and pushed back closing dates.

Utah received record amounts of snowfall this winter — even more than in 1983, when snowmelt caused a massive flood. Local experts and officials advise Utahns to be prepared. Learn more.

Happy Tuesday, Utah! It's going to be another day that feels more like February rather than April across the Beehive State.

Recently I drove through areas of the Wasatch Back, every town still had snow depth this late in the year (spring) that had the resemblance of being in a high mountain ski resort town. The mountains are just full of record snow from the valleys all the way to the peaks.

Snowy start to the day in Northern Utah, with average temperatures statewide and winter alerts in effect!

A winter weather advisory remained in effect for the Wasatch Back region of Utah on Friday morning, March 31, the National Weather Service said. The agency warned that hazardous conditions could impact travel on Friday morning. Barbie Sunderland said she filmed this video on Friday morning from her home in Eden, measuring the snow accumulating […]

Scattered showers continue through today with a cold front set to arrive tonight, giving a good chance for valley snow on Friday. All this constant snow has led to record snowpack numbers.

The flooding potential this weekend is different than the flooding that Utah prepares for when the snow starts to melt in April and May.\u00a0Heres why.

Most of Utahs mountain resorts report that they have already received more than 2 feet of snow this week \u2014 and there is more coming.