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A mixed bag of rain, snow and windy weather is expected to hit Utah throughout this week.
The National Weather Service predicts rain in the Salt Lake valley off and on through Friday, with light snow accumulating in the northern mountains. A wind advisory had been issued for eastern Utah, but was canceled early Tuesday morning. The weather service still advises that winds could reach up to 30 miles per hour in that area on Tuesday.
The high temperature in Salt Lake City is expected to reach 41 degrees on Tuesday. On Wednesday, there is a 30 percent chance of rain, and high temperatures are expected to reach 47 degrees. It will be warmer on Thursday and Friday — with high temperatures expected to hover in the low 50s — with a chance of rain expected on Friday.
The NWS advises that winds could reach 50 miles per hour on Wednesday and Thursday in Uintah County and at high peaks in the northern mountains.
In St. George, the high temperature is expected to reach 54 degrees. It will get slightly warmer as the week goes on, with high temperatures of 59 degrees expected Wednesday, 61 on Thursday and 66 degrees on Friday.
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