🚨 UPDATE: Severe Thunderstorm Risk Expanded Across the Wasatch Front 🚨 The Storm Prediction Center has expanded the Marginal Risk (Level 1/5) for severe thunderstorms to include the entire Wasatch Front today. ⛈️ Timing: Storms are expected to develop and impact the Wasatch Front mainly between 4-10 PM. The setup is becoming increasingly favorable for organized thunderstorms as a mid-level shortwave trough lifts northeast from California into the Great Basin. Increasing mid-level flow and strong low-level instability will support sustained updrafts, with some storms potentially becoming briefly supercellular. Primary threats today: 🌧️ Heavy rainfall and localized flash flooding 💨 Strong to potentially severe wind gusts 🧊 Small hail, with isolated severe hail possible ⚡ Frequent lightning Storms may cluster and organize through the late afternoon and evening, increasing the potential for strong outflow winds. A quick reminder before storms arrive: clear debris from storm drains, secure loose outdoor objects, and move vehicles into a garage or under a carport if possible. This is another active monsoon day across Utah, so keep an eye on the sky and have a way to receive weather warnings this afternoon and evening.