Get ready for a week of fluctuating weather in Salt Lake City! From sunshine to clouds and unexpected chills, we’ve got all the details on what to expect and how to prepare.

Discover the intricate details of Salt Lake City’s weather with our extended forecast. From clear sunny days reaching highs in the 90s to cooler nights and partly cloudy conditions. Understand the impact of a high-pressure system maintaining these conditions and prepare for isolated thunderstorms with our safety advice on combating high UV levels.
The Southwest region is experiencing varied weather conditions with rain and potential thunderstorms concentrated around Phoenix, moving northeast. Light precipitation is observed near Ely, with cloud cover extending into the Flagstaff area. Areas like San Francisco and Los Angeles enjoy clear skies, while clouds begin to build over San Diego. Las Vegas remains under dry and cloudless conditions, offering a break from any precipitation.
Temperatures in Salt Lake City tomorrow morning start at 72 degrees under clear skies, with a southeast breeze at 7 mph. By 10 AM, expect mostly sunny skies as temperatures rise to 76 degrees, with winds shifting slightly to the south-southeast at 7 mph. At noon, the forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions, and temperatures will continue to warm to 83 degrees with a gentle southern breeze at 9 mph.
Tomorrow, Phoenix will sizzle with a high of 100 degrees, well above average for this time of year. Las Vegas is also feeling the heat, reaching 95 degrees, while temperatures in Los Angeles will be milder at 78 degrees. In the Central Valley, Bakersfield and Fresno are expected to hit 99 and 98 degrees, respectively, showcasing a significant warming trend. San Diego will remain comfortable with a high of 74 degrees, providing a refreshing break from the surrounding heat. Expect sunny skies across the region, contributing to these above-normal temperatures.
A high-pressure system is maintaining clear skies and sunny conditions over the Southwest tomorrow, favoring outdoor activities. Temperatures will be warm, with highs reaching the upper 90s in areas like Phoenix and Las Vegas. Some isolated thunderstorms may develop over the higher terrain of Arizona and New Mexico in the afternoon, but widespread severe weather is not anticipated. A slight increase in wind speeds is expected, which may lead to elevated fire weather conditions in dry areas. No major frontal systems are forecasted to impact the region over the next 48 hours.
The UV index in Salt Lake City will be very high today and tomorrow, with a level of 9, leading to a burn time of just 15 minutes in direct sunlight. It’s crucial to take extra precautions, such as applying broad-spectrum sunscreen and wearing a hat and sunglasses.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy with highs reaching 93 degrees and lows at 69 degrees. Thursday: Another partly cloudy day, high of 93 degrees, cooling to 71 at night. Friday: Mostly cloudy conditions expected with a high of 88 degrees and a low of 66 degrees. Saturday: Mostly clear skies with a daytime high of 89 degrees and a nighttime low of 67 degrees. Sunday: Partly cloudy with the temperature peaking at 92 degrees and dropping to 69 at night. Monday: Partly cloudy skies with highs around 93 degrees and lows of 70 degrees. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, slightly cooler with a high of 92 degrees and lows near 67 degrees.