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Wintry weather across America delaying much of Utah s COVID-19 vaccine allotment

Wintry weather across America delaying much of Utah’s COVID-19 vaccine allotment Lisa Riley Roche © Laura Seitz, Deseret News Vials containing the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine are pictured at the Mountain America Exposition Center in Sandy on Thursday, Feb. 11, 2021. SALT LAKE CITY Much of Utah’s weekly COVID-19 vaccine allotment has been delayed by winter storms across the nation and may not make it here until next week, a Utah Department of Health official said Wednesday. “It’s happening to every state. The weather issues are just creating problems within the supply chain and the delivery of the vaccines,” said Rich Lakin, the state health department’s immunization director. “If we don’t get any vaccine delivered this week, then we don’t have doses to give.”

The latest on closures, traffic and weather during Wednesday s record-breaking snowstorm

Utah Valley University All campuses open Traffic The Utah Department of Transportation urged drivers to delay their travel on Wednesday until 10 a.m. due to road conditions. The Cottonwood canyons expect to see 20-25 inches, according to UDOT. Big Cottonwood Canyon restrictions regarding traction devices were lifted by UDOT around 7:20 p.m. Several crashes and slide-offs were reported Wednesday morning along freeways in the Salt Lake Valley and speeds were significantly reduced, according to the KSL Traffic Center. By 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Utah Highway Patrol had responded to 219 crashes statewide, the agency said. Since the latest round of winter storms began on Saturday, troopers have investigated a total of 659 crashes and slide-offs.

Salt Lake County vaccine appointments for Wednesday postponed due to weather

Travel advisory for Wednesday; commuters advised to stay home until after 10 a m

UDOT advises drivers to stay off the roads until after 10 a.m. as snowfall hits Wasatch Front The Utah Department of Transportation advises drivers to stay off the roads until 10 a.m., all morning if possible. and last updated 2021-02-17 15:17:48-05 The Utah Department of Transportation has issued a travel warning for Wednesday that advises commuters to stay home until after 10 a.m. “Across the Wasatch front, we are asking people if they have the flexibility to stay off the roads if possible until 10 a.m. That s when the storm should subside, UDOT spokesman John Gleason said. “But we re expecting several inches of road snow throughout the Salt Lake, Davis and Tooele valleys.”

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