Cool, soggy weather sticks around in Utah before a warming trend
SALT LAKE CITY () – Happy Wednesday, Utah! Cool wet weather isn't finished with us yet, but it is starting to back off. A low pressure system will race through southern Utah today bringing scattered rain and snow showers to central and southern Utah.
The bottom line? Cool soggy weather sticks around for the next couple days, but a much warmer and dryer pattern will set up by this weekend!
Snow levels will remain around 4,300 feet, meaning most valleys will see snow, but warmer spots like St. George and Lake Powell will have straight rain. Northern Utah has a mix of sun and clouds in store, but could also see a few isolated showers for today, but not as much as what we got on Monday or Tuesday.
Daytime highs won't change much, so temperatures will again top out in the mid to upper 40s for valleys, 30s to low 40s for higher terrain, and mid to upper 50s for the warm spots like St. George or Green River.
The cool wet pattern sticks around into Thursday, but snow levels will be a bit higher, so valleys will see periods of isolated rain/snow showers while mountains and mountain valleys should be cold enough for straight snow. There won't be as much moisture to work with, so precipitation will be even lighter. Mountains may see an additional two to four inches through Thursday while valleys will struggle to even get an inch.
By Friday, our pattern begins to change to more Spring-like weather with partly cloudy skies. Lingering moisture could spell some final snow showers in the mountains and bring a slight chance for rain showers in valleys, but nothing too impactful. By the weekend temperatures finally return to normal for this time of year with upper 50s to low 60s on deck, and 70s for warm spots with clear skies. Temperatures continue to rise into the middle of next week, bumping temperatures up into the mid and upper 60s, possibly even 80s for lower Washington County.
Just a few more days of cooler gloomier weather before the clouds split making for a gorgeous picture-perfect weekend. We'll keep you posted on the latest updates in our 4Warn Weather forecast both on-air and online, we are Good4Utah!
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