(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Utah Highway Patrol is urging drivers to take some extra time getting to work this morning. According to the UHP, a snow squall caused dozens of crashes around the state beginning late yesterday afternoon. State troopers and UDOT incident management team personnel also assisted more than 120 drivers who needed help because of the storm. Travel is expected to be difficult in the mountains, as well as along the I-15 corridor in central and southern Utah.
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