A fast-moving winter storm pushed through northern Utah Friday evening, quickly coating roads with snow.

From inside their home, they could hear the wind and feel their big tree fall on top of their carport.

One storm after another, seems to be slowing the drain in cities like West Jordan. For people like Allison Lavatai, who has a flat driveway, it leads to garage flooding.

UDOT mechanics work long hours and often get little sleep. They face other obstacles, too, especially when it comes to doing their job out on the roads. 

Southern winds are picking up, warming areas like the Salt Lake valley and turning the snow in higher elevations into rain.

One experienced back-country skier went for a wild ride in an avalanche last week on the Wasatch Front, and lived to tell the tale. He’s sharing his story so that others can learn from his mistakes and avoid deadly avalanche terrain in Utah.

A storm that's already caused flooding in Oregon is making its way to Utah, and it's expected to have an impact for several days. 

Experts say the increased number of deaths has been taking an emotional toll not just on family and friends of the victims, but on search and rescue teams, as well.

Avalanche dangers are high after an overnight storm dumped more snow on backcountry areas.

The word of the day for Utahns making the morning commute: "ice."