Michael Camit
Rainstorms threaten to flood Utah’s national parks, meteorologists warn
Rainstorms threaten to flood several of Utah's national parks Thursday. Meteorologists say hikers should be prepared.3 years ago
Aubri Wuthrich
Cold air funnels: what are they and should we worry?
Funnels can form during mild thunderstorms and rain showers, when there is warm air at lower altitudes and colder air above the clouds.3 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Summer water safety in Utah– are you prepared?
There are many ways that you can keep yourself, your family, and your pets, safe while enjoying the water in Utah this summer.3 years ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
More than 80 dams around the state are in need of costly repairs
There are 81 dams around the state that are considered to be high hazard. State officials say it will cost $450 million dollars to repair those dams.3 years ago
Becky Bruce
7 new landslides in last three weeks, Utah State Geologist says
State Geologist Bill Keach asked lawmakers to consider providing more funding for the Utah Geological Survey so they could do more work on landslide prevention.3 years ago
Clayre Scott
How to keep wildlife out of your summer garden and landscaping
Utah's wildlife are looking for food and water, and it partially depends on you as to whether they find a tempting option in your yard.3 years ago
Andrew Adams, KSL-TV
Morgan County crews clean up sandbags with plans for sand
Waters have receded in uncontrolled streams to the point that sandbags could be removed at as many as 15 different sites.3 years ago
Heather Kelly
Spokesperson says UDOT is prepared for potential disasters
Is UDOT prepared for a possible road disaster like the one in Philadelphia where a portion of I-95 collapsed?3 years ago
Waverly Golden
Several children fall from canoes into Jordan River, all accounted for and safe
The kids and counselors were taking part in an activity with the Tracy Aviary when their canoes flipped in the river.3 years ago
Heather Chen
This country’s love affair with air conditioning shows a Catch 22 of climate change
(CNN) — When the temperature soared to 99 degrees Fahrenheit last month, Singapore resident Chee Kuan Chew saw just one option: cancel all plans and stay indoors with air conditioning comfort. “You can’t survive without air con in Singapore,” Chee said. “It’s impossible with the heat.” The 20-year-old university student lives with his family in a four-bedroom […]3 years ago
Tom Haraldsen
El Nino has returned. What does that mean for Utah?
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says El Nino has arrived. Jon Meyer of the Utah Climate Center tells what that means for Utah.3 years ago
Adam Small
Great Salt Lake brine shrimp population increases as lake reaches healthy levels
Utah's brine shrimp harvesters are breathing a sigh of relief from all the new water in The Great Salt Lake.3 years ago
Adam Small
Lower Great Salt Lake water level may help fight phragmites
Those who fight the phragmites growing around the Great Salt Lake say lower water levels may help them keep the plant at bay.3 years ago
SHELBY LOFTON KSLTV.com
People ignoring signs, recreating in flooded areas up Provo Canyon
High flows have caused flooding along some spots of the Provo River Trail, specifically in the area between Nunn's Park and Vivian Park.3 years ago
Becky Bruce
Flood risk decreases in central, southern Utah
The very last flood advisory in Utah has been cancelled, an indicator that flood risk is mostly over from this spring's historic snowmelt.3 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Weber, Box Elder, Davis, Tooele counties
Those counties of concern are southwestern Weber County, southern Box Elder County, western Davis County, and northern Tooele County.3 years ago
Amie Schaeffer
Man urges pet owners to be cautious around rivers after Oliver the dog was swept away
A pet owner is urging people to be cautious when taking their pets by rivers after his dog Oliver, was swept away in Tanner Park.3 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Wildfire season could start slow but pick up, warn state fire leaders
Utah's wildfire season could be deceptively active, despite all the precipitation the state has seen this year.3 years ago
Waverly Golden
Parts of Utah experienced a severe thunderstorm, Pride Festival back on
The severe thunderstorm warning, issued by the National Weather Service of Salt Lake City around noon today, continues to be in place.3 years ago
Carlos Artiles Fortun
Number of spring thunderstorms considered normal for Utah
Although it might seem like the state is continuing the streak of extra wet months, KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank said the amount of thunderstorms is considered "normal" for Utah in the spring.3 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
May’s warm temperatures break record in Salt Lake City
May's warm temperatures broke a record set nearly 100 years ago making it the warmest May in Salt Lake City.3 years ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Landspout forms over Salt Lake County. Here’s how that differs from a tornado
The National Weather Service confirmed that a landspout developed around the Herriman and Bluffdale on Thursday June 1.3 years ago
Becky Bruce
Avalanche clean up underway in Little Cottonwood Canyon after “major” Utah winter
Little Cottonwood Canyon experienced almost 100 avalanches this winter, leaving crews to clean up the huge mess left behind.3 years ago
