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A storm is expected to bring accumulating snow to Utah’s mountains Sunday through Monday morning, with the heaviest totals above 8,000 feet. Snow levels are forecast to stay between 9,500 and 10,000 feet through Sunday before dropping sharply behind a cold front Sunday evening.
A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued through Monday morning as a cold front brings snow to mountain areas. The advisory predicts accumulating snow mainly above 8,000 feet, which could make travel difficult on mountain routes.
Multiple individuals in the Sanpete County area were recently memorialized in local obituaries. The announcements included details for Windy Gale Phillips Lambert, Roberta Teddy Braun Anderson, Lenard Bruce Flygare, Charles Raymond Pyne, JenaVee Cordon Smith, and Don C Hales.
Utah first responders have released safety reminders for Halloween to help residents navigate the holiday safely. The tips focus on pedestrian visibility and general precautions for children and drivers.
The Colorado men's cross country team and BYU women's cross country team secured conference titles at the 2026 Big 12 Championships on Saturday, October 31, in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Denis Kipngetich of Oklahoma State won the men's individual title, while Jane Hedengren of BYU claimed her second consecutive women's individual championship.
A seven-day forecast for Park City, Utah, issued by the National Weather Service Salt Lake City, indicates a period of mixed precipitation and varying temperatures through the upcoming week.
BLUFF, Utah (ABC4) — Fundraising organization GoFundMe has organized an official fundraising hub for victims of the flooding in the Four Corners. "Our hearts go out to everyone impacted by historic flooding throughout the Four Corners," the company said in a statement.