Get ready for a week of varied weather in Salt Lake City! Meteorologist Amy Freeze brings you all the sunny highs and cool nights, with a detailed 7-day forecast.

Welcome to your comprehensive weekly weather update for Salt Lake City, courtesy of meteorologist Amy Freeze. This week, expect a mix of conditions from bright sunny days enhancing your outdoor plans to isolated thunderstorms that may require a quick shuffle of your schedule. With a high UV index, don’t forget your sun protection! Stay tuned to our updates and maintain your comfort as you glide through each day.
The Southwest region is experiencing a mix of weather conditions with clear skies dominating much of California, including areas like Los Angeles and San Diego. Reno and Redding are enjoying dry weather, while in Nevada, Ely is under significant cloud cover with light snow showers in the higher elevations. Moving eastward, the Utah border near Cedar City experiences scattered showers. Along the Arizona-Utah line, around Flagstaff, there’s increased cloudiness with possible light snow. The storm system is primarily impacting regions northeast of Salt Lake City with rain moving across the area.
Tomorrow morning in Salt Lake City, expect a clear start at 43 degrees around 7 AM. By 9 AM, the sun will be shining brightly with temperatures rising to 47 degrees and a gentle east-southeast breeze at 5 mph. The warmth continues through the morning, reaching 54 degrees by 11 AM, with a south-southwest wind maintaining its calm pace.
High temperatures in the Southwest are set to soar above average tomorrow. Phoenix is expected to reach a sweltering 88 degrees, reflecting a heat trend in the region. Las Vegas will also warm up nicely with a high of 83 degrees. Bakersfield and Fresno are both forecasted to hit 84 degrees, while Los Angeles will see a moderate 72 degrees. San Diego will enjoy a comfortable day, peaking at 70 degrees, with coastal breezes providing some relief from the warmth.
Tomorrow in the Southwest, expect a dominating high-pressure system bringing clear skies and abundant sunshine, with temperatures climbing into the mid-80s. In the early afternoon, a weak frontal boundary approaches northern areas like Nevada, possibly triggering isolated afternoon thunderstorms. Deeper into the desert regions, conditions remain dry with warm breezes persisting through the day. For coastal areas of Southern California, marine layer clouds could bring a cooler start but should clear by midday. Stay alert for possible fire weather concerns due to sustained dry conditions and warming temperatures.
The UV index in Salt Lake City is forecasted to reach a high of 7 for both Monday and Tuesday, indicating strong sun exposure. Burn times are around 20 minutes in direct sunlight, so be sure to apply sunscreen and wear protective clothing. Stay attentive to local weather updates in case cloud cover impacts UV levels.
For the 7-day forecast in Salt Lake City: Monday: Expect clouds early, clearing late with a high of 67°F and a low of 50°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy skies dominate with temperatures reaching a high of 57°F and a low of 42°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy day with warmer conditions, a high of 66°F, and a low of 45°F. Thursday: Enjoy clear skies with plenty of sunshine, as temperatures climb to 74°F with a low of 52°F. Friday: The clear weather continues, with a high of 76°F and a cool night low of 51°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy conditions roll in, bringing temperatures down to a high of 60°F and a low of 42°F. Sunday: Expect rain throughout the day with a high of 55°F and a low of 42°F. Stay safe and enjoy your week!