Slippery roads are expected with morning storm

SALT LAKE CITY — Forecasters are predicting a wet Monday morning for commuters in Utah.

According to the Utah Department of Transportation, a cold front will bring snow between 5 a.m. and 5 p.m., especially in the mountain areas from Summit County to Cache County.

“All upper canyons and summits across northern Utah will see at least a couple inches of road snow, with the highest snow totals expected in the Cottonwoods and along US-89 near Logan Summit,” UDOT said in a weather alert.

UDOT also is warning of snow accumulating along the Interstate 15 corridor north of Farmington and the Interstate 215 benches in the Salt Lake Valley.

For Monday morning, UDOT is predicting these roads will be affected by the morning snow:

• I-15, North of Farmington
• I-84, Entire Route
• I-80, Mouth of Parley’s Canyon to WY Border
• I-215, Eastern bench
• SR-190, Big Cottonwood Canyon
• SR-210, Little Cottonwood Canyon
• US-40, I-80 Jct. over Mayflower Summit; Daniels Canyon/Summit
• US-6, Soldier Summit
• US-89, Logan Summit through Bountiful
• US-191, US-191 Summit
• SR-30, Curlew to I-84 Jct
• SR-39, Entire Route
• SR-150, Entire route (Bald Mtn Pass)
• SR-35, Francis through Wolf Creek Summit
• SR-31, Skyline
• SR-44, Summit

The National Weather Service of Salt Lake City predicts that the snow will continue through Tuesday afternoon in the higher elevations and might go into Wednesday.

The NWS also forecasts that Tuesday and Wednesday morning will be the coldest mornings that Utah has experienced so far in the winter season.