Meteorologist Amy Freeze details the sunny skies over Salt Lake City and unfolding weather across the Southwest, from clear coasts to crisp desert nights. Stay prepared and informed with Amy’s expert insights!

Welcome to our deep dive into Salt Lake City’s tomorrow morning weather and Southwest’s diversified climatic scenario. Amy Freeze provides a crystal clear forecast for Salt Lake City with sunny skies and a crisp 48 degrees start. Learn about UV index precautions, city-specific temperature highs, and other regional weather behaviors. From the chilly nights in Flagstaff to balmy days in Phoenix and the breezy showers across Northern California, Amy’s update is your go-to for planning ahead and staying weather-aware.
The Southwest regional radar is showing active weather with precipitation primarily focused over Flagstaff extending towards eastern Arizona. This area is experiencing scattered showers, providing much-needed moisture. Ely and Cedar City are under clear conditions, but clouds are building up. Reno and surrounding areas maintain dry weather. Coastal regions stretching from San Francisco to San Diego are enjoying a break from any significant rain activity.
For tomorrow morning in Salt Lake City, temperatures start at 48 degrees at 8 AM with mostly clear skies. By 10 AM, the sun shines as temperatures rise to 52 degrees with an east wind around 9 mph. Expect this sunny trend to continue into the late morning, reaching 59 degrees by noon with a gentle breeze from the east-northeast at 6 mph.
Phoenix will sizzle with a high of 95 degrees, while Las Vegas heats up to 89 degrees. California cities like Bakersfield and Fresno will also see warm readings, reaching 93 and 92 degrees, respectively. San Diego is slightly cooler at 77 degrees, while San Francisco remains on the lower end at 67 degrees.
Sunny skies dominate the desert southwest tomorrow, ensuring warm temperatures across Arizona and New Mexico. Northern California will experience light rain showers beginning early in the day, becoming more scattered by afternoon. Coastal regions from San Francisco to Monterey should prepare for brief periods of gusty winds accompanying the rain. The Sierra Nevada remains clear, providing dry conditions for outdoor activities. Expect the weather system to clear into the evening, setting up a pleasant end to the day for much of the region.
Salt Lake City is experiencing a high UV index of 8 today, meaning sun-sensitive individuals could burn in just 17 minutes. Tomorrow’s UV level remains at 8, so keep your sunblock handy and consider wearing hats and sunglasses if you’re outside. Stay sun-smart, everyone!
For the 7-day outlook in Salt Lake City: Wednesday: Clear skies with a high of 69 degrees and a low of 49. Thursday: Another clear day, warming up to a high of 77 degrees, dropping to 53 overnight. Friday: Expect sunny conditions with a high temperature reaching 82 degrees and a low of 54. Saturday: Partly cloudy with the temperature rising to 85 degrees and a cooler low of 63. Sunday: The trend of partly cloudy skies continues, with a high of 80 degrees and a low of 60. Monday: Partly cloudy as well, with the thermometer peaking at 77 degrees and a low of 47. Tuesday: Showers are expected with a high of 59 degrees and a low of 38.