Salt Lake City and the Southwest are embracing sunny skies and rising temps! Here’s what you need to know for a perfect outdoor adventure on June 24, 2025.

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Welcome to your detailed weather forecast for Salt Lake City on June 24, 2025. The city is set for clear skies and ideal conditions for outdoor activities. Across the Southwest, California enjoys sunny weather while scattered showers move across Ely. Get insights on temperatures from Phoenix’s highs to San Francisco’s cool breezes. Plan your week ahead with our forecast, including potential rain along the Pacific Coast and a high UV index alert in Salt Lake City. A close look at the Southwest region radar reveals clear conditions dominating much of California, with San Francisco to Los Angeles enjoying sunny skies. However, scattered showers are popping up near Ely, moving southeastward, which could impact Cedar City and Flagstaff with some light precipitation. Las Vegas stays dry, while Reno sees a few clouds but no rainfall. Farther east, Salt Lake City remains under clear skies, perfect for outdoor activities.
Temperatures in Salt Lake City will rise to 80 degrees by 4 PM, with a slight increase to 81 degrees by 6 and 8 PM. The wind will be from the northwest at around 10 miles per hour.
Today’s high temperatures in the Southwest are notably warm. Phoenix will see a sweltering high of 103 degrees, while Las Vegas isn’t far behind with a high of 96 degrees. Bakersfield is expected to reach 94, and Fresno will have a high of 95. San Diego remains cooler at 71, providing a pleasant contrast to the intense heat experienced in the desert areas. The coastal cities like San Francisco are only hitting 61 degrees, making for a significant temperature difference across the region.
Tonight, temperatures in the Southwest will drop significantly, with Flagstaff expected to reach a chilly 44 degrees. Las Vegas will cool to a mild 75 degrees, while Los Angeles is projected to settle at 60 degrees. Farther north, Fresno will see a low of 64, and San Francisco is on track for a cool night at 53 degrees. Expect temperatures to be noticeably lower in Ely, where the low could drop to 44 degrees.
Tomorrow, Phoenix will heat up to a scorching 103 degrees, well above the average for this time of year. Las Vegas follows closely with a high of 101 degrees, signaling a hot stretch for the region. In Bakersfield and Fresno, expect temperatures to soar to 98 degrees, marking a trend of notable warmth across California. Los Angeles will be slightly cooler at 78 degrees, providing a mild contrast to the inland cities. Flagstaff and Cedar City will experience more moderate temperatures, peaking at 80 and 83 degrees, respectively.
As we look ahead to Tuesday in the Southwest, expect mostly clear skies for much of the region, including Arizona and New Mexico. However, an active weather pattern is shaping up along the Pacific Coast with Northern California experiencing scattered showers, potentially heavy at times. The San Francisco Bay Area could see rain throughout the day, causing potential delays in traffic. Be prepared for cooler temperatures and slick roads as you head into midweek.
The UV index in Salt Lake City is quite high, reaching a 9 both Tuesday and Wednesday with a brisk burn time of just 15 minutes. It’s essential to protect your skin by wearing sunscreen and hats when out and about.