Weather & Roads

Emergency Management Teams, Including Salt Lake City Fire, Are Preparing for Potential Heavy Rain and Strong Winds as the National Weather Service Tracks the Evolving System.

The Utah Department of Transportation Is Studying the Intersection of 4300 West and 5500 South Following an Incident Last Month Where a Crossing Guard Suffered Multiple Broken Bones.

A Recent Storm Brought Some Relief, but Growers Are Looking to a Potentially Strong El Niño to Recharge Water Supplies After a Year Marked by Dry Wells and Reduced Planting.

The National Weather Service Has Issued More Flash Flood and Severe Thunderstorm Warnings This Year Than Any Other Since 2008.

Traffic Near 13400 South Was Impacted Saturday Morning as Crews Worked to Clear the Scene, with an Estimated Clearance Time of 8:54 Am, According to UDOT Traffic.

Cooling Degree Days in Salt Lake City Through August Surpassed the Typical Yearly Total, Leading to Higher Energy Bills for Utah Households.

A Weber County Couple Was Forced to Hike Out After Trees Blocked Their Path Near Middle Smith Lake Following a Confirmed Tornado.

As the Great Salt Lake Recedes, Its Exposed Lake Bed Releases Dust Laden with Heavy Metals and Radioactive Elements Into the Air, Raising Long-Term Health Concerns for Millions Living Along the Wasatch Front.