Local News Hour | October 21, 2026
Local News Hour

Local News Hour | October 21, 2026

B2Upper-intermediateOctober 21, 202650 min

Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation District Executive Director Mike Luers discuses the rising presences of the COVID-19 virus in the Park City area,, Deputy Park City Manager Heather Sneddon previews this week's city council meeting, including a dicussion on repairing or replacing the China Bridge garage and and Heber City Councilmember Morgan Murdock recaps Tuesday's council meeting dicussions on a pickcleball hall and a possible shift in the bypass road route.

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KPCW News Time is now 8.06. You're listening to the local news hour. I'm Roger Goldman. Let's find out what we've got in store for our weather today. With a report, we should have Cedric Haynes. Happy Wednesday KPCW listeners. It's time for your forecast for the Wasatch back on this hump day. We're gonna be looking

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at increasing clouds across the Wasatch back. Temperatures climbing into the mid sixties in Park City. We'll see those high temperatures climbing near 70 in the Hebrew Valley. We'll have a chance of a couple of isolated showers and maybe a rumble of thunder developing by late Wednesday afternoon,

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but the majority of the precipitation will likely hold across central and southern Utah during the daytime hours on your Wednesday. Now, as we get in here Wednesday night, that's a different story. The chance of scattered showers begins to increase across the Wasatch back as temperatures dip down

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