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Salt Lake City, Utah – A warmer-than-normal weather pattern is expected to develop across Utah between Tuesday and Saturday, bringing a noticeable shift in late-January conditions along with an increasing chance for precipitation. The warming trend may reduce valley snow risk but could create changing travel conditions across the mountains.
According to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center, Utah carries a 60–70% probability of above-normal temperatures during the January 20–24 period. Precipitation probabilities rise into the 40–60% range, signaling a more active pattern as Pacific systems move inland across the Great Basin…