Meteorologist Amy Freeze highlights a fascinating mix of weather conditions for the Southwest. From snow around Salt Lake City to sunny skies in Las Vegas, find out how tomorrow’s weather will impact your area!

Hello from Meteorologist Amy Freeze with a detailed look at the diverse weather spectrum in the Southwest. Tomorrow brings a mixed bag of conditions: snowy starts in Salt Lake City and ending with sun-drenched highs in Phoenix and Las Vegas. Whether you’re in the mountains or the desert, I’ve got your forecast covered. Read on for a deeper dive into what these shifting skies mean for you!
The regional radar for the Southwest is currently displaying a mix of weather conditions. In Northern California, from Redding down through Fresno, rain showers are prevalent, moving inland from the Pacific, bringing relief to these areas. Higher elevations around Reno are experiencing light snow. Meanwhile, Salt Lake City is under cloud cover with potential snow on the outskirts, while Cedar City is seeing clearer skies. Towards the southern part of the region, Las Vegas is enjoying dry conditions. The area encompassing Phoenix remains clear with no significant weather disturbances. A light drizzle is present along the coastal areas, including San Francisco and Santa Barbara, while farther south, Los Angeles and San Diego are experiencing mild weather. In Flagstaff, the atmosphere holds a chilly feel with possible snow showers due to higher elevation impacts. The Southwest is showcasing a dynamic range of weather scenarios, from much-needed rains in parts of California to snowfall in higher terrain areas.
Snow showers are on the horizon for Salt Lake City tomorrow morning. Temperatures dip to 36 degrees by 9 AM and hover around 37 degrees at 7 AM and 11 AM. Winds begin from the south-southwest at 9 miles per hour, shifting to the west-southwest at 10 miles per hour.
Here’s the regional high temperature rundown for the Southwest Tuesday. Las Vegas will be sizzling at 66 degrees, reflecting above-average readings for this time of year. Phoenix follows suit with a warm high of 74 degrees, also well above seasonal norms. In California, Bakersfield is expected to reach 61 degrees, while Los Angeles sees a high of 66. San Diego will enjoy a mild day with a high of 60 degrees. San Francisco is forecasted for 56 degrees, and Fresno a bit lower at 55 degrees. Farther inland, Flagstaff is expected to reach just 45. High temperatures in the Southwest highlight a strong warming trend.
For the Southwest tomorrow, the forecast brings some notable changes. Expect dry and sunny conditions across the desert Southwest, creating perfect conditions for any outdoor plans. However, those in the Pacific Northwest should prepare for some unsettled weather. A storm system moves inland, bringing valley rain and mountain snow. In Southern California, scattered showers will continue tomorrow, primarily affecting coastal regions. Be cautious of potentially slick roads and reduced visibility, especially in the San Bernardino Valley. Farther north in Northern California, multiple rounds of rain are forecast with potential impacts on low-lying areas.
The UV index in Salt Lake City is moderate today with a value of 4, leading to a burn time of approximately 35 minutes under direct sunlight. Keep in mind that cloud cover and storms may offer some relief. As we move into Tuesday, the UV index remains moderate at 5.
For the 7-day forecast in Salt Lake City: Monday: Rain transitions to snow with a high of 41 degrees and a low of 29. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy skies as temperatures rise to 47 degrees, cooling down to 29 overnight. Wednesday: Partly cloudy conditions with a high of 50 degrees and a low of 32. Thursday: Partly cloudy again, with temperatures reaching 53 degrees and dipping to 33 in the evening. Friday: Sunny skies are expected with a high of 54 degrees and a low of 33. Saturday: Mostly sunny as temperatures climb to 59 degrees and cool to 38 at night. Sunday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 62 degrees and a low of 42.