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American actor Carl Reiner, who once called snow "an unnecessary freezing of water," might not want to visit Salt Lake City this week.
Temperatures Saturday will hover in the mid-50s with a cool, brisk breeze bringing lows into the mid-30s. Rain showers will start about midnight, ushering in three snow-filled days for Salt Lake and Tooele valleys — with much rejoicing at ski resorts opening this weekend.
Utah's Dixie will see highs in the mid-60s Saturday with a chance for rain in the evening. Lows will hang in the 40s. St. George will then see rain for Sunday and Monday with clear skies returning Wednesday.
For a more detailed forecast, visit the Salt Lake Tribune weather page.
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