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Storm potential up north with fire risk down south - Vimarsana News

Storm potential up north with fire risk down south

An approaching system will bring showers to northern Utah tonight into tomorrow, while southern Utah will see an increased fire risk with dry and windy conditions.

Source: abc4.com
Running 2023: Ed Parigian helped save the library field. Now he wants to help save Park City. - Vimarsana News

Running 2023: Ed Parigian helped save the library field. Now he wants to help save Park City.

“It’s imperative to elect leaders who know and respect the history, know what can and cannot be done within existing laws, know what has been tried before and know what the community expects.”

Slight storm chance in north but Beehive State dries out - Vimarsana News

Slight storm chance in north but Beehive State dries out

We're coming off of some of the strongest storms to move through the Salt Lake Valley in quite some time! Following severe storms, the state sees a decrease in moisture and a slight warm-up.

Source: abc4.com
Soggy start for some with thunderstorms ahead - Vimarsana News

Soggy start for some with thunderstorms ahead

An abundance of monsoon moisture will result in widespread thunderstorm activity across Utah this afternoon and evening. 

Source: abc4.com
It's property tax season: Summit County valuations see an average increase of more than 50% - Vimarsana News

It's property tax season: Summit County valuations see an average increase of more than 50%

“People want to know when this is going to end,” Summit County Assessor Stephanie Poll said. “We’re following 2023 sales for next year and the first half of the year we’re still seeing average and median sales prices still increasing and those sales times are three months or less.”