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More Snow And Rain This Weekend

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(Brain Head, UT) — Today will be dry in many parts of Utah, but that won’t last long. More rain and snow are forecast for the weekend in parts of the state. In Southern Utah, Brain Head is expecting snow on Saturday and Sunday. Snow will continue to fall on and off at the ski resorts near Salt Lake City.

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