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Salt Lake City, Utah – Damaging crosswinds and periods of mountain snow could create hazardous travel across Utah beginning Thursday, Feb. 26, as a volatile late-winter pattern builds through Monday, March 2.
According to NOAA’s 6- to 10-day outlook issued Friday, above-normal temperatures are favored across much of the Southwest and Rockies during the Thursday-to-Monday stretch, while active Pacific systems increase precipitation chances in the Great Basin and central Rockies. That setup supports strong winds along canyon corridors and accumulating snow in higher elevations…