- A storm that reached the state late Tuesday dumped over an inch of rain in parts of Utah.
- More rain and snow is forecast for Utah’s northern half on Thursday.
- A freeze watch is issued for Wasatch Front and other parts of Utah.
SALT LAKE CITY — A storm that broke up Utah’s dry stretch proved to be no joke, delivering over an inch of rain in Lindon and Payson, and more than a third of an inch across many other communities across the state by Wednesday afternoon.
Alta Ski Resort also reported receiving close to a foot of snow by 2 p.m., snapping a streak without snow that lasted more than three weeks.
“These are big-time totals, especially after going 25 days with nothing,” said KSL meteorologist Matt Johnson, pointing to the precipitation totals collected so far…