UDOT issues temporary canyon road closures
Jan 13, 2024, 4:00 PM | Updated: May 29, 2024, 11:35 am
Cars drive on I-80 with a snowy mountain backdrop after snowstorms hit the Wasatch Front throughout the week in Salt Lake City on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024. Last weekend's storms brought plenty of rain and snow. Meteorologists say mountain snow is crucial when it comes to preventing a drought.(Megan Nielsen, Deseret News)
(Megan Nielsen, Deseret News)
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Department of Transportation has issued temporary road closures to canyon roads along the Wasatch Front starting Saturday evening due to avalanche danger.
In anticipation of avalanche danger, we are closing the following mountain routes tonight. 🧵
⚠️ US-189 (Provo Canyon): will close at 10 pm on 1/13/24 until 12 pm (noon) on 1/14/24.
⚠️ SR-92 (American Fork Canyon): will close at 8 pm on 1/13/24 until 2 pm on 1/14/24. pic.twitter.com/cZBIwEu9PV
— Utah DOT (@UtahDOT) January 13, 2024
⚠️ SR-92 (Alpine Loop/Provo Canyon adjacent): will close from 10 pm on 1/13/24 until 8 am on 1/14/24.
⚠️ US-89 (Logan Canyon): will close at 8 pm on 1/13/24 until 9 am on 1/14/24.
⚠️ SR-190 (Big Cottonwood Canyon): will close at 11 pm on 1/13/24 until 8 am on 1/14/24.
— Utah DOT (@UtahDOT) January 13, 2024
⚠️SR-210 (Little Cottonwood Canyon): closure time TBD. Stay tuned for updates @UDOTcottonwoods.
Please help spread the word and make adjustments to your travel plans.
— Utah DOT (@UtahDOT) January 13, 2024
UDOT says that the goal with these closures is to help keep people safe and that although crews are doing everything they can, conditions will potentially be too dangerous for drivers.
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