Amy Freeze breaks down a week of weather in Salt Lake City, from sunny days to cool nights. Stay tuned for how the Southwest’s weather will evolve!

Exploring the weather landscape of the Southwest, this detailed forecast with Amy Freeze offers insights into the sun-drenched days and the expected cool evenings. Learn the specifics of each day’s weather in Salt Lake City and how the broader Southwest region will experience dramatic temperature highs and seasonally chilly nights. Plus, crucial tips on UV protection!
Widespread clear conditions dominate the Southwest region, with isolated showers pushing through Northern Nevada. Precipitation is absent across major California cities such as Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco. In Northern California, areas near Redding are experiencing pockets of rainfall, while higher altitudes remain snow-free at this moment. Moving eastward, Las Vegas and Flagstaff continue to enjoy dry conditions with no immediate precipitation or cloud cover concerns.
In Salt Lake City this evening, we’re looking at mostly sunny skies turning mostly clear as the night progresses. At 9 PM, temperatures will be around 68 degrees with a gentle northwest wind at 8 miles per hour. By 11 PM, expect the temperature to dip to 63 degrees with winds remaining from the northeast at 7 miles per hour. The temperature will continue to fall to 58 degrees by 1 AM, with clear skies and a calm northeast wind at 5 miles per hour.
Tonight in the Southwest, chilly air makes its presence felt with notable drops in temperatures. Flagstaff drops to a cold 42 degrees, while Ely sees a brisk low of 40. Las Vegas will experience a milder low of 72. San Diego and Los Angeles will both register overnight lows of 58. Expect San Francisco to be cool at 52 degrees, making for a chilly start in the region.
High temperatures in the Southwest are setting up to be quite the scorcher tomorrow. Phoenix is expected to reach a sizzling 104 degrees, while Las Vegas will also see highs hitting 100. Bakersfield and Fresno are both forecasting warm afternoons at 95 degrees. San Francisco remains cooler at 68, representing a significant deviation from the other cities in the region.
The upcoming weather pattern for the Southwest indicates a sunny day for most of the region. Northern California will experience several rounds of valley rain, starting tomorrow. Southern California, particularly the San Bernardino Valley, should brace for additional showers and periods of heavy rain, leading to tricky driving and slick conditions over the mountain passes. Temperatures across the region are expected to remain mild with no drastic changes anticipated in the next 24 to 48 hours.
In Salt Lake City, the UV index will be high on Tuesday with a value of 8, resulting in a burn time of approximately 17 minutes under direct sunlight. Wednesday maintains the same UV level, so prioritizing sun protection is key. Make sure to apply sunscreen, wear a hat, and seek shade to safeguard against UV exposure. Enjoy your outdoor plans safely!
Tuesday: Mostly clear with a high of 66 degrees and a low of 44 degrees. Wednesday: Enjoy clear skies, with temperatures peaking at 69 degrees and dropping to 50 in the evening. Thursday: Partly cloudy conditions ahead, with the thermometer reaching 81 degrees during the day and 53 degrees overnight. Friday: Another partly cloudy day, with highs around 75 degrees and lows near 50. Saturday: Expect clear skies, warming to 72 degrees by day and cooling to 49 degrees at night. Sunday: Continuing with clear weather, a warm day with a high of 77 degrees and a low of 53. Monday: Mostly clear skies, ending the week with a high of 84 degrees and a low of 58.