Experience the climate oscillation in Salt Lake City and its neighboring regions as Amy Freeze breaks down rain patterns and temperature shifts, ensuring you’re ready for the week ahead.

Dive deep with Amy Freeze into the Southwest’s weather intricacies. Tomorrow in Salt Lake City starts with cloudy skies, transitioning into diverse regional weather patterns from the rain-soaked streets of San Francisco to the sunlit paths of Las Vegas. Get equipped with all the crucial weather insights to plan your week perfectly, inclusive of temperature trends and potential weather advisories across the region.
In the Southwest, the Regional Radar shows a dynamic weather pattern. Rain is making its presence felt as it sweeps inland from the Pacific Ocean, with San Francisco experiencing showers that extend through Fresno and Bakersfield. This brings much-needed relief along the California coastline. Moving eastward, snow is impacting the higher elevations of Nevada.lagstaff is seeing some light snow showers, lending a chill to the air. Las Vegas, however, remains dry under clearer skies. Farther south, San Diego and Los Angeles are experiencing milder weather, with only light drizzle skirting through.
“In Salt Lake City, expect a cloudy start tomorrow morning. Temperatures will be around 45 degrees at 7 AM, warming slightly to 46 degrees by 9 AM, and reaching 50 degrees by 11 AM. Winds are coming from the southeast at 6 miles per hour, shifting to 8 miles per hour as the morning progresses.
High temperatures in the Southwest for tomorrow show a significant warm-up across the region. In Phoenix, expect a high of 84 degrees, well above average for this time of year, fueled by a strong high-pressure system bringing clear skies. Las Vegas is forecasted to reach 77 degrees, a little bit warmer than seasonal norms. Bakersfield will see highs of 71 degrees, providing a pleasant day for outdoor activities. Farther north, Fresno is on track for a high of 64 degrees, while San Diego will be slightly cooler at 63 degrees. In Ely, temperatures will peak at a chilly 54 degrees, staying below average compared to the warm conditions elsewhere in the region. Santa Fe and Flagstaff could anticipate highs around 60 degrees.
“A strong weather system will impact Southwest California beginning tomorrow with scattered rain showers moving into the region. Expect heavier precipitation and possible thunderstorms along the coast as the system intensifies. Northern Arizona will see increasing cloudiness with periods of rain by late afternoon. Temperatures will drop slightly but remain moderate overall. Travelers should be cautious of slick roads and possible reduced visibility in higher elevations. Stay updated on any weather advisories over the next 48 hours.”
The UV index in Salt Lake City will be moderate on Sunday with a value of 4, indicating a burn time of about 35 minutes in direct sunlight. On Monday, cloud cover will reduce the UV index to 3.
For Salt Lake City’s 7-day forecast: Sunday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 56 degrees, cooling to 34 degrees at night. Monday: A mix of rain and snow with the temperature reaching 42 degrees and dropping to 30 degrees. Tuesday: Partly cloudy conditions, expect a high of 46 degrees and a low of 29. Wednesday: Partly cloudy skies continue with a high of 50 degrees and a low of 31. Thursday: Sunny spells with a high of 54 degrees, dipping to 34 degrees overnight. Friday: Another partly cloudy day, with daytime temperatures around 56 degrees and evening lows near 35. Saturday: The week wraps up with partly cloudy skies and a mild high of 60 degrees, with a low of 38.