The bottom line? Another windy day in store across much of the state as our stubborn system continues to bring southerly winds. Fire danger remains critical to near critical as dry conditions and low humidities persist.

A weather system moving in today will bring scattered showers, isolated t-storms, & cooler temps. Showers begin in the south in the AM, then move into Northern Utah by late afternoon/early evening.

Federal forecasters released new long-range weather models that signal some hope on the horizon for drought-stricken Utah.

Dry conditions and gusty winds continue the fire danger through Friday. A cut-off low pressure moves into Utah on Friday bringing the return of scattered showers and storms into Saturday.

The bottom line? Gusty winds and a combination of low relative humidities means an elevated fire risk for much of the state this week. Temperatures remain close to and slightly above average with only slight chances for rain showers.

Showers & t-storms likely across NE & East Central UT, but also possible in the north. Gusty south winds in the west today, then widespread across much of UT Wed & Thu, leading to high fire danger.

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Utah is bracing for a shift in weather conditions, with freezing temperatures, mountain snow, and fire danger all in the forecast. The National Weather Service has issued a freeze watch from Sunday evening, May 18, through Monday ...

The bottom line? A late season freeze will impact much of the state this morning and later tonight. Freeze Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for some. Showers will begin clearing through the morning but stick around in the east a little longer.

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah has significantly benefited from this week's series of storms. Alta, Brighton, Snowbird and Solitude resorts in the Cottonwood canyons all received over 2 feet of snow between Sunday and Tuesday, while several other resorts across ...