We're not done with the snow yet
As of right now, Tuesday morning, most of the snow showers have tapered off in Northern Utah, they continue to push through Central and Southern UT.
The big concern will be the cold along the Wasatch Front -- This will make the roads icy after last night's storm, potentially making a dangerous morning commute.Today is cloudy and COLDER with lingering snow showers . A few more snow showers are possible this afternoon in Northern UT.Winter driving in all mountains of Utah.
Other concerns -- Central and Southern UT, including the I-15 corridor, Also SR-9 through Zion National Park.
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