Spring 2019 is now the second-wettest ever in Salt Lake City — and not only are there still almost four days left in May, but it’s still raining.
According to the National Weather Service, as of 6 a.m. on Tuesday, the March-April-May rain total climbed to 10.48 inches. That's more than an inch behind the wettest spring on record — 11.73 inches in 2011 — but rain is in the forecast through Friday.
The NWS is forecasting as much as .17 inches of rain on Monday; .03 inches on Tuesday; .03 inches on Wednesday; and .04 on Friday.