Rain is forecast in Logan mainly before 2 p.m. Saturday, then partly sunny Sunday
A National Weather Service forecast updated at 1:11 a.m. Saturday calls for a high near 46 today and near 52 on Sunday. Logan's overnight parking restriction begins Nov. 15.
LOGAN - Rain is forecast mainly before 2 p.m. Saturday, a 100 percent chance and high near 46, according to a National Weather Service forecast (link) updated at 1:11 a.m. Saturday. Saturday night will be partly cloudy, low around 28, Sunday partly sunny, high near 52.
No NWS alerts. UDOT (link) at 9:38 p.m. Friday listed lower Logan Canyon and Sardine Summit wet with rain, and upper Logan Canyon and Logan Summit wet with mixed rain and snow, with no restrictions.
Logan Police's parking page (link) quotes Municipal Code 10.52.170, barring parking on streets and city lots from midnight to 6 a.m. beginning Nov. 15 through March 15.
Why this matters
Rain may leave roads wet through early afternoon, and the low around 28 drops below freezing Saturday night. Drivers who park overnight on Logan streets need to move their cars when the restriction begins Nov. 15.
What to wear
Wear a jacket or hoodie for highs near 46 and 52, and a rain jacket or umbrella for Saturday's rain. The low around 28 calls for a winter coat, hat and gloves.
Source: NWS Logan forecast (link), 1:11 a.m. MST Nov. 14, 2026; UDOT (link); Logan Police parking page (link).
- National Weather Service point forecast for Logan, Utah (updated 1:11 a.m. MST Nov. 14, 2026)
- National Weather Service active alerts for 41.737 N, 111.834 W (feed updated 5:06 a.m. MST Nov. 14, 2026; no features)
- UDOT current road weather conditions, last updated 9:38 p.m. Nov. 13, 2026
- Logan Police Department parking enforcement page, quoting Municipal Code 10.52.170