Snow Falls In High Uintas, Rain Expected For Lower Elevations
Sep 10, 2019, 8:43 AM | Updated: 2:56 pm
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – There’s still about two weeks left of summer, but that hasn’t stopped the snow from falling.
Bald Mountain Pass in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest got dusted with snow Tuesday morning as part of a storm moving across northern Utah.
Still images from UDOT’s traffic cameras show slushy roads on state Route 150 surrounded by a white landscape.
The storm also brought rain, lightning and thunder to Utah county in the early morning. KSL TV meteorologist Grant Weyman said the rest of the Wasatch Front should see rain as well throughout the day.
More showers moving through this morning…. to the south of SLC…. and look at that… SNOW in the high UINTAS! pic.twitter.com/yH1tZagNCk
— Grant Weyman (@KSLweyman) September 10, 2019
Weyman said chances of rain and thunderstorms will jump to 80% on Wednesday for much of the Wasatch Front.
Across northern Utah, hail and severe weather hit multiple areas Tuesday afternoon.
Hail and rain were reported in Logan, with quarter-sized hail falling in some parts of Cache County.
OW, INDEED! Brenda Kapelos Petith just sent us this video of the hail in North Logan. By the sound of it, she got pelted a few times to make sure we got to see this! Thank you, Brenda!UPDATE: A severe thunderstorm warning in is effect from Logan north to the Utah/Idaho border until 2:45 p.m. Be careful out there!
Posted by KSL 5 TV on Tuesday, September 10, 2019
A severe thunderstorm warning was issued around 2 p.m. for Logan north to the Utah-Idaho border until 2:45 p.m.
Weather also closed the eastbound SR-201 on-ramp at 900 West in Salt Lake City.
