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You likely found a thin sheet of ice on your windshield this morning if your car was parked outdoors. And, perhaps you took that parka out of the closet because, baby, it's cold outside.
Salt Lake City's overnight low was 26 degrees, and elsewhere the thermometer dipped into the teens. High temperatures for Wednesday in northern Utah were expected to range in the mid-30s to low 40s.
It's even cooling in southern Utah, where St. George saw the overnight low slide to 34 degrees. The highs Wednesday for the southern Utah region were forecast to be in the 40s to low 50s.
