Amy Freeze delivers your definitive guide to tomorrow’s weather in Salt Lake City and the Southwest. Discover what the forecast holds from sunny shores to snowy hills.

Hello from Meteorologist Amy Freeze! On Wednesday morning, Salt Lake City will start with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-40s. Join me as I navigate the different weather scenarios across the Southwest. From unseasonal snow showers in the mountains to clear, sunny skies in Los Angeles, learn how the weather will affect your area. Remember, despite a tranquil pattern, coastal zones might get light showers. Ready for the weather? Stay informed with my comprehensive forecast analysis!
The Southwest region is witnessing different weather scenarios as evidenced by the regional radar. The mountains around Salt Lake City are seeing unseasonable scattered snow showers. Light precipitation is making its way across Ely, with snowflakes fluttering down in the area. Cedar City is experiencing a mix of rain and snow, creating slick conditions. Meanwhile, over in the Golden State, Los Angeles and San Diego are enjoying sunshine.
Expect a mostly cloudy start to your morning in Salt Lake City, with temperatures beginning at 46 degrees at 8 AM. Winds will be gentle from the south-southeast at 6 miles per hour. By 10 AM, temperatures rise slightly to 47 degrees with clouds lingering. Late morning sees temperatures climbing to 50 degrees with a shift to a west-northwest breeze at 9 miles per hour.
Tomorrow in Phoenix, expect a sizzling high of 91 degrees, while Las Vegas heats up to 87 degrees. Bakersfield will reach 87 degrees, and Fresno is expected to see a high of 86 degrees. Coastal temperatures are milder, with Los Angeles at 73 degrees and San Diego slightly cooler at 69 degrees.
In the Southwest, a tranquil weather pattern continues with mostly clear skies and mild temperatures. The desert regions will remain dry and sunny, providing pleasant weather for outdoor activities. Coastal areas, however, might experience increasing cloudiness tonight with chances of light showers by tomorrow afternoon, especially in southern parts. No significant temperature changes are expected, with daytime highs remaining comfortable.
The UV index in Salt Lake City on Wednesday will be moderate at 4, with potential sun exposure risks leading to a burn time of around 35 minutes. However, don’t forget your umbrella as storms are in the forecast, reducing UV exposure. On Thursday, anticipate a high UV index of 8 with a quicker burn time of just 17 minutes under clear skies.
For the 7-day Salt Lake City forecast: Wednesday: Look for partly cloudy skies with a high near 51 degrees and a nighttime low of 43 degrees. Thursday: Enjoy sunnier conditions with temperatures warming up to 62 degrees, the low is 47. Friday: Partly cloudy with temperatures reaching a high of 65 degrees and dipping to 49 at night. Saturday: Rain showers move in with highs around 69 degrees and lows near 48 degrees. Sunday: Continued showers expected; the high will hit 52 degrees, with a low of 44. Monday: Partly cloudy skies return, bringing temperatures up to 59 degrees during the day and down to 47 at night. Tuesday: Partly cloudy once again, with highs reaching 69 degrees and lows around 48.