After a few overperforming systems that benefitted Utah’s northern half, an incoming atmospheric river is slated to blast all of the state’s regions with potentially heavy moisture. The National Weather Service issued a series of winter storm warnings,

Storm will arrive across the Beehive state Thursday midday into Thursday afternoon. This will bring first a round of snow for most of Utah, with a rain/snow mix for St. George.

Southern Utahns expecting to travel this holiday weekend should take extra precaution, according to the National Weather Service's Salt Lake City office.

An incoming winter storm has the potential to deliver up to a foot of new snow in parts of Utah’s mountains, but its speed will likely prevent parts of the state from receiving much-needed moisture. A "quick-moving" low-pressure system brewing off the California coast is slated to arrive in northern Utah Friday morning,

Happy Wednesday, Utah! After a frigid start, we’re looking at sunshine returning to the area, but cold temperatures remaining across the region. Daytime highs

The National Weather Service in Salt Lake City issued a winter storm watch for Beaver, Iron, Garfield, Washington and Kane counties on Tuesday.

Mother Nature delivered a healthy helping of snow across portions of the state Thursday, including in Utah County. Wet, heavy snow blanketed major roads and thoroughfares, bringing traffic to a slow crawl as drivers navigated the conditions.