Expect a mix of sun and showers in Salt Lake City tomorrow morning! Amy Freeze details what these changes mean for your day ahead.

Dive deeper into the varied climatic nuances expected tomorrow morning across Salt Lake City and the Southwest. Amy Freeze discusses everything from severe storms in Nevada to pleasant temperatures in Fresno, guiding you through each element with her expertise.
Across the Southwest, the radar highlights a mix of weather conditions. A pocket of severe storms is currently sweeping across northern Nevada, impacting areas near Ely and even stretching toward Salt Lake City. The Sierra Nevada, especially near Reno, is experiencing scattered rain showers, offering a respite from typical dry spells. In Southern California, San Diego and Los Angeles are basking in clear skies, enjoying calm weather. Residents around Redding should be cautious—showers and a few isolated thunderstorms are on the horizon, moving southward.
Salt Lake City can expect a rainy start to tomorrow morning, with temperatures beginning at 49 degrees at 8 a.m. and cooling slightly to 47 degrees by noon. Winds will switch from WSW to WNW, maintaining a steady 9 miles per hour throughout the morning. Keep an umbrella handy as rain is likely to continue through these morning hours.
High temperatures across the Southwest region are notably above average for tomorrow. Phoenix will sizzle with a high of 88 degrees, while Las Vegas also reaches 84 degrees, emphasizing the warm trend. In California, Bakersfield will see 82 degrees, and Fresno’s high of 83 degrees reinforces the unseasonably warm weather. San Diego is somewhat cooler at 67 degrees, but still above typical readings for this time of year. Coastal areas like Los Angeles will hit 69 degrees, reflecting mild conditions along the coast.
The Southwest tomorrow will experience a mix of weather conditions. Clear skies dominate across the desert regions, maintaining warm and sunny conditions.California will see increasing cloudiness with showers developing, particularly over the northern parts and the San Bernardino Valley. Expect heavy rain at times, leading to tricky driving and slick conditions over the mountain passes. This pattern continues into the next 24 to 48 hours as the moisture spreads southward.
The UV index in Salt Lake City on Saturday is expected to be moderate at a level of 5, with a burn time of approximately 27 minutes in direct sunlight. Sunday sees a slight dip to a UV index of 4, extending the burn time to about 35 minutes.
Here’s the 7-day outlook for Salt Lake City: Saturday: Thunderstorms expected with a high of 71 degrees and a low of 46. Sunday: Partly cloudy skies with temperatures reaching up to 52 degrees and a low of 39. Monday: Clear skies all day, warming up to 55 degrees with a low around 42. Tuesday: Another clear day with a daytime high of 67 degrees and a nighttime low of 48. Wednesday: Mostly clear conditions, enjoy a high of 73 degrees, cooling to 53 at night. Thursday: Partly cloudy skies with a pleasant high of 79 degrees and a low of 56. Friday: Partly cloudy again, seeing temperatures reach 80 degrees during the day and 55 at night.