🌞 Expect a bright sunny morning in Salt Lake City and a mix of weather across the Southwest. Read on for the full details provided by Amy Freeze!

Welcome to your detailed Southwest weather report by Amy Freeze. On 04/11/2025, enjoy the sunny morning bliss in Salt Lake City and prepare for mixed precipitation in Northern California. From Flagstaff’s light snow showers to Phoenix’s scorching heat, this report covers all bases. Dive deeper into daily forecasts and unexpected weather changes throughout the region. For outdoor enthusiasts and daily commuters alike, understanding these patterns is key to your day. Stay informed with Amy Freeze!
On the Regional Radar, we see a patch of rain accompanied by some mixed precipitation over far northern California, around the Redding area. The bulk of the state remains dry, with Redding receiving some light rain showers that might reach early evening. Moving a bit east, Reno shows light rain presence. Farther south, from San Francisco through Fresno and into Bakersfield, skies remain clear, offering a beautiful day ahead. The coast around Los Angeles and San Diego promises more clear conditions, making it a great day for outdoor activities. In Nevada, Ely enjoys a quiet weather picture with no precipitation detected. Flagstaff sees a chance for light snow showers sneaking in from the north, promising a picturesque dusting. The Phoenix and Las Vegas areas remain dry with clear skies, offering a sunny desert day.
For Salt Lake City tomorrow morning, temperatures begin at 58 degrees at 8 AM, climbing to 59 degrees by 10 AM, with a slight rise to 64 degrees by midday. The wind is coming from the south-southeast at 6 miles per hour initially, shifting slightly to 7 miles per hour as the morning progresses.
High temperatures for tomorrow across the Southwest region are expected to soar, indicating a warm day ahead. In California, Los Angeles will reach a high of 72 degrees, while Bakersfield is set for 82 degrees. Fresno will see slightly warmer conditions with a high of 81 degrees. Moving farther north, San Francisco will be more mild at 64 degrees. In Nevada, Las Vegas is poised for a notable high of 91 degrees, significantly above average for this time of year. Ely, also in Nevada, will experience highs around 72 degrees. Heading east to Arizona, Phoenix is forecasted to hit a scorching 100 degrees, illustrating a significant leap above seasonal averages. Overall, a ridge of high pressure is dominating the area, contributing to these elevated temperatures.
Expect a dynamic weather day across the Southwest tomorrow. The futurecast indicates clear skies and abundant sunshine for the desert Southwest, including Phoenix and Las Vegas. Meanwhile, Southern California has a different story. Another round of showers will impact the San Bernardino Valley with heavy rain, resulting in tricky driving and slick conditions over mountain passes. Moving farther north, Northern California, including the Sacramento Valley, will see several rounds of valley rain starting Tuesday and continuing through Wednesday. Keep an eye open for any storm warnings and plan accordingly.
The UV index in Salt Lake City will be moderate on Friday and Saturday, both days showing a value of 6. It’s important to plan accordingly, as the burn time in direct sunlight is about 23 minutes.
For the 7-day outlook in Salt Lake City: Friday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 72 degrees and a low of 45. Saturday: The temperature dips to a high of 60 degrees, with a low around 38 under cloudy skies. Sunday: Expect clear conditions with milder temperatures, a high of 68 degrees and a low of 45. Monday: Clear skies continue, warming up to 73 degrees during the day, cooling to 52 at night. Tuesday: Enjoy sunshine with a high of 74 degrees and a nighttime low of 51. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, with temperatures peaking at 70 degrees and dropping to 46 overnight. Thursday: The week rounds off with clear skies and a high of 68 degrees, while the low rests at 47. Enjoy your week ahead!