Don’t miss out on the weather scoop as we explore changing skies in Salt Lake City and the Southwest. Discover all you need to know about tomorrow’s weather!

Good morning! As your go-to meteorologist Amy Freeze here, tomorrow’s forecast highlights a range of weather activities across Salt Lake City and the Southwest. From morning showers in Salt Lake to clear skies in California, we’ve got your full weather breakdown. Join me as we prepare for diverse temperatures and regional weather variations – all details provided to plan your week right!
A dynamic weather pattern is unfolding over the Southwest, with showers advancing through Northern Arizona towards Flagstaff. Rain is stretching over southern to central Nevada, including areas like Ely, and reaching into parts of Utah near Cedar City. Lighter precipitation is making its way into the Las Vegas region, though the intensity seems moderate. Snow is carving its way through the higher altitudes around Salt Lake City, where temperatures dip significantly. Meanwhile, California remains dry, with clear skies dominating the coastlines from Redding to San Diego.
In Salt Lake City tomorrow morning, expect showers beginning at 8 AM with temperatures at 48 degrees and an east-southeast wind around 5 mph. By 10 AM, showers continue with a slight increase in temperature to 49 degrees, and the wind shifts from the east-northeast at 5 mph. As we approach midday, anticipate mostly cloudy skies as temperatures climb to 52 degrees, with a north wind at 6 mph.
High temperatures in the Southwest are trending above average tomorrow. Fresno will see a warm day with highs reaching 88 degrees, while Bakersfield is forecasted to hit 89 degrees. Los Angeles will enjoy a comfortable 71 degrees. In Las Vegas, temperatures will reach 80 degrees, providing a pleasant evening ahead. San Francisco remains cooler at 59 degrees, highlighting the diverse temperature range across the region.
Tomorrow in the Southwest, expect clear skies across much of the region. Temperatures will undoubtedly rise with plenty of sunshine, offering warm conditions. However, keep an eye on mountain areas in Arizona and New Mexico, where afternoon thunderstorms are possible due to the heating of the day. No severe thunderstorm threats are anticipated at this time. Enjoy a sunny and dry stretch across Southern California with no major weather disruptions expected.
The UV index for Salt Lake City on Tuesday is 6, indicating moderate sun exposure with a burn time of about 23 minutes. Expecting some cloud cover, which may provide brief relief. On Wednesday, the UV index jumps to a high of 8, so it’s essential to use sunscreen and wear protective attire, as burn time shortens to 17 minutes. Keep an eye on sun exposure to avoid any sunburn risks while enjoying outdoor activities!
Tuesday: Partly cloudy, with a high of 63 degrees and a low of 47 degrees. Wednesday: Expect clear skies, warming up nicely to 72 degrees and cooling off to 52 at night. Thursday: The sunshine continues with a high of 79 degrees and a low of 53. Friday: A clear, warm day ahead, as temperatures reach a high of 84 degrees and a low of 57. Saturday: Enjoy mostly clear skies with a high climbing to 87 degrees, and a mild low of 64. Sunday: Partly cloudy with temperatures peaking at 85 degrees and dipping slightly to 64 at night. Monday: Partly cloudy conditions persist as temperatures settle at 83 degrees during the day and 54 at nighttime.