What’s the weather out there? Sweltering heat in Phoenix, soothing breezes in San Francisco, and potential storms in New Mexico. Get all the details!

This week in the Southwest brings you a plethora of temperatures and conditions. From Las Vegas reaching a blistering 113 degrees to San Francisco’s mild 66, prepare for diverse weather. Look out for thunderstorms rolling through Arizona and New Mexico, promising cooler days with some risks of strong winds and flooding. Don’t forget, Salt Lake City faces high UV levels; shielding from the sun is crucial! For more insights, check out our detailed daily forecasts at https://amyfreeze.ai/
Storms are forming around Cedar City with potential severe weather as they approach the region. Areas in and around Flagstaff are seeing rain showers, bringing cooler and moist conditions, while Ely experiences lingering clouds. Meanwhile, Reno and Las Vegas remain clear and dry under the current radar situation. San Francisco and San Diego also enjoy calm skies with no precipitation expected.
By 8 AM, Salt Lake City will be clear with temperatures around 71 degrees and a gentle east-southeast wind at 6 mph. As the morning progresses, expect sunny skies with temperatures rising to 77 degrees by 10 AM, with winds shifting to the southeast at 6 mph. By noon, the warmth continues under sunny conditions, reaching 84 degrees with a south-southwest wind at 4 mph.
Tomorrow in the Southwest, Las Vegas will experience scorching highs reaching 113 degrees, well above average for this time of year. Phoenix is also expected to sizzle with temperatures hitting 109 degrees. Further west, Bakersfield will see temperatures climb to 107 degrees, while Fresno may hit 106 degrees. San Diego remains cooler at 76 degrees, a refreshing contrast to the region’s extreme warmth. San Francisco will be the coolest city in the area at 66 degrees, likely influenced by marine layers.
A cool front advances through parts of Arizona and New Mexico, bringing increased chances for scattered showers and thunderstorms into late afternoon through tomorrow. Expect these storms to impact deserts and higher terrains, with some areas potentially experiencing strong wind gusts and localized flooding. Temperatures will be below average for mid-July, providing some relief from typical summer heat. The cooler, unsettled weather is likely to persist through Wednesday. Keep an eye on potential weather advisories as conditions evolve.
The UV index in Salt Lake City is expected to be very high at 9 both on Sunday and Monday, with a burn time of just 15 minutes in direct sunlight. This means sun protection is essential—apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen, wear a hat, and seek shade during peak sun hours. Stay safe and enjoy the sun responsibly!
Here’s the 7-day weather forecast for Salt Lake City: Sunday: A clear day with a high of 96 degrees and a low of 70 degrees. Monday: Partly cloudy skies, warming to 97 degrees and cooling to 72 degrees overnight. Tuesday: Expect another partly cloudy day with a high of 96 degrees and a low around 69 degrees. Wednesday: Mostly clear conditions are on the docket with a high of 93 degrees and a low of 70 degrees. Thursday: Enjoy partly cloudy skies with the temperature rising to 94 degrees and dipping to 70 degrees at night. Friday: The trend continues with partly cloudy skies, a high of 92 degrees, and a low of 68 degrees. Saturday: Wrapping up the week, partly cloudy again with a high of 94 degrees and a low of 68 degrees. Hope this helps you plan your week! Stay safe!