After a balmy exit to the work week, rain and even a little snow will ride in on chilly winds by early Saturday morning along the Wasatch Front.
It will be an abrupt change, a foretaste of the wintry months looming ahead. Friday’s forecast saw sunshine and highs in the mid-60s for northern Utah, but Saturday — tumbling into the mid- to upper-30s in its predawn hours — will warm only into the upper-40s by afternoon.
Snow may dust the benches, and even some Salt Lake and Tooele valley locales come Sunday morning, when lows will hover around 30 degrees before settling for afternoon highs in the upper-50s.