Catch up on Salt Lake City’s weather forecast! From sunny skies to incoming rain and potential snow, Amy Freeze covers all the pivotal weather changes in the Southwest.

Meteorologist Amy Freeze is here with all you need to know about the ongoing weather changes in Salt Lake City and the broader Southwest area. From sunny conditions to incoming rain and mountain snow, this detailed forecast covers each alteration and its possible impacts on your daily plans, only at https://amyfreeze.ai/salt-lake-city-weather-update-amy-freeze.
The radar over the Southwest is showing incoming rain showers along the Pacific coastline, impacting areas from San Diego to San Francisco. Redding and Fresno are experiencing light rain, which is extending into the Sierra Nevada where it transitions to snow at higher altitudes. Ely is also seeing some light precipitation. Las Vegas and Phoenix remain dry with clear skies. Slight cloud cover is advancing toward Salt Lake City, indicating potential mild weather changes.
In Salt Lake City tomorrow morning, temperatures will start at 57 degrees at 8 AM with a southeast wind blowing at 6 miles per hour under mostly cloudy skies. By 10 AM, expect it to warm up to 59 degrees with winds shifting slightly east-southeast at 5 miles per hour, while mostly cloudy conditions persist. By noon, the temperature will rise to 64 degrees, with winds from the south at 6 miles per hour and skies becoming partly cloudy.
Tomorrow’s high temperatures in the Southwest are looking warm and above average. Phoenix will see a high of 77 degrees, while Las Vegas is expected to hit 70. In California, Los Angeles will warm up to 63, with Fresno reaching a pleasant 74. Coastal areas like San Francisco will experience milder conditions at 66 degrees.
A clear sunny day dominates the desert Southwest, providing perfect conditions for outdoor activities. However, over the next 24 to 48 hours, Northern California anticipates several rounds of valley rain beginning Tuesday, with showers moving south into the San Bernardino Valley by Wednesday. This shift could lead to slick conditions, particularly over the mountain passes, making travel tricky. Stay alert for potential localized flooding in low-lying areas and ensure your plans account for wet conditions during midweek.
The UV index in Salt Lake City will be high on Saturday with a level of 8, meaning sunburn could occur in about 17 minutes if you’re unprotected. On Sunday, the UV index decreases to 6, with a burn time of approximately 23 minutes, even with partial cloud cover expected.
For the 7-day forecast in Salt Lake City: Saturday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 67 degrees and a low of 48. Sunday: Late showers expected with the thermometer reaching 57 degrees and dipping to 46. Monday: Rain early in the day, high of 59 degrees, cooling to 44 at night. Tuesday: Sunshine returns, warming up to 69 degrees during the day, with a low of 50. Wednesday: Clear skies dominate, up to 76 degrees, with a nightly low of 51. Thursday: Mostly clear and warming further, reaching a high of 80 degrees and a low of 54. Friday: Partly cloudy conditions with another warm day, peaking at 82 degrees and a low of 56. Enjoy the changing weather this week! Stay safe!