A winter weather advisory is in place for southern Utah, with snow and rain headed that way Monday evening and all day Tuesday.
The National Weather Service predicted 8 to 14 inches of snow in the southern Utah mountains above 9,000 feet, as well as 3 to 6 inches in the valleys, including Bryce Canyon and Panguitch.
The Utah Department of Transportation warned of wet roads, particularly on I-15 between the SR-20 junction through Cedar City to the Anderson junction.
UDOT also warned of road snow on high mountain routes, including SR-153, SR-143, SR-14 and SR-12 over Boulder Summit.
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Rebekah Wahlberg
After being raised in California and spending a year in Arizona, Utah is the latest stop on Rebekah's tour of the Great American West. Everywhere she goes, she lugs along a pile of DVDs, more books than sense and an abiding love for storytelling in every imaginable media.