Mark Jones
How is Utah’s spring runoff different now compared to 1983?
Dave & Dujanovic discuss the differences in Utah's spring runoff now compared to 1983 with KSL-TV meteorologist Kevin Eubank.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Epic snow season limiting hunting permits in northern Utah
Because of the abundance of snow, hunting permits for bucks are limited in northern Utah.3 years ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
Salt Lake City International Airport breaking winter records
The Salt Lake City International Airport has had the most amount of snow in April since 1928 and it's only the sixth day of the month.3 years ago
Sam Herrera
Before avalanche, 1,500 people were stuck in Snowbird due to road closure
Despite Snowbird lifting its interlodge order on Thursday, the 1,500 in the resort still can't leave because the road out remains closed.3 years ago
Adam Small
‘Persistent weak layer’ caused fatal Pole Canyon avalanche
The Pole Canyon avalanche was described as "massive," more than 4,200 feet wide. It traveled around 2,360 vertical feet downhill.3 years ago
Amie Schaeffer
Logan City cancels spring green waste cleanup over flooding concern
Logan City workers are preparing for the anticipated high spring runoff and are canceling the usual green waste cleanup.3 years ago
BROOKE WILLIAMS KSLTV.com
Firefighters use meme humor to encourage clearing hydrants
The Kaysville City Fire Department has been spreading the word for months with humorous posts, hoping to bring more attention to the message.3 years ago
Mark Jones
Little Cottonwood Canyon is one of most avalanche-prone canyons in the world, U of U professor says
A University of Utah professor says that Little Cottonwood Canyon is the most prone canyon in the world for an avalanche.3 years ago
Waverly Golden
Parking for electric vehicles coming to multifamily homes
New multi-family housing properties are required to make at least 20% of parking spaces equipped for electric vehicles. The measure was approved Tuesday.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
With lots of snow and weather warming quickly, is it time to talk about flood insurance?
With all the new snow and spring temperatures coming quickly, it's time to talk flood insurance. A Utah Division of Emergency Management expert discusses.3 years ago
Adam Small
Avalanche danger entering unfamiliar territory as temperatures rise
The Utah Avalanche Center is advising that warm temperatures this spring could destabilize the snowpack and create avalanche danger.3 years ago
Heather Kelly
Great Salt Lake rising, but water conservation remains a must
A historic amount of rain and snow have been pummeling the state for months on end, bringing some good news about the Great Salt Lake.3 years ago
KSL.com
Big Cottonwood closed Wednesday as lake-effect snow hits Wasatch Front
UDOT Cottonwoods tweeted that helicopter mitigation work is ongoing and road crews are working to clear debris from the road.3 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Feet of new snow in Utah mountains, and extended ski seasons
It's a winter like none other for many people in Utah as the state continues to receive feet of new snow, even in April.3 years ago
Logan Stefanich
This one-of-a-kind power system is propelling Snowbird through its deepest winter yet
Snowbird resort is self-powered by a cogeneration facility that recently won a national award for exemplary engineering.3 years ago
Mark Jones
Putting the wraps on the winter season, welcoming warmer weather
With warmer temperatures expected in time for Easter, Utah's prolonged winter season may finally be coming to an end. Kevin Eubank and Jeff Caplan discuss it.3 years ago
Amanda Dickson
Dickson: Why we’re grumpy about snow after December
It seems like winter will never end here in the Rocky Mountain West. But why does the snow seem so much more miserable in April?3 years ago
BEN WINSLOW, FOX 13 NEWS
Good news for the Great Salt Lake, Utah’s snowpack now 201% of normal
The great snowpack has helped the Great Salt Lake to rise by 3 feet, and today, no part of the state is listed in exceptional drought.3 years ago
Amie Schaeffer
Interlodge order issued for Alta
The town of Alta was put under interlodge on Monday due to heavy snow. The order is expected to be in place through Wednesday.3 years ago
Amie Schaeffer
Winter storm impacting school schedules in northern Utah
Winter conditions across the state have prompted schools to alter their schedules. Many on a two-hour delay a few opting for remote.3 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
What to know about roof collapses caused by snow, tips from a safety expert
After several roof collapses throughout the state, how can homeowners prevent their roofs from collapsing?3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Sandy plowed through its road salt budget in February
The mayor of Sandy joins the show to say because of all the snow this year the city burned through its road salt budget in February and is now $250,000 in the red.3 years ago
Waverly Golden
Park City Fire Department reminds homeowners to check for snow and ice buildup
The Park City Fire Department responded to two calls about home collapses due to the snowfall and ice build up.3 years ago