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Utah water managers say it’s not yet time to turn on the sprinklers.
Urban Living
With a record weak winter and extreme drought in Utah, spring seemed to come on early and strong in many areas. When that happens, many rush to garden stores to get the first flowering plants into their yards. And yet, Mother Nature usually has a snow or freeze—or both—during March or April, sending those gardeners back out again to pull up frozen plants and to restock and replant.
Folks forget that the biggest snow storm of 2025 arrived in March, with 3.3 inches in the city limits.
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