This week in Salt Lake City: Enjoy a mix of sunny days and occasional showers with an insider’s look at the upcoming weather trends. Meteorologist Amy Freeze brings you daily updates!

Welcome to an exciting week of weather in Salt Lake City! Meteorologist Amy Freeze is on hand to provide detailed forecasts, including sunny days that smoothly transition to partly cloudy skies and potential showers. Dive into our daily and regional forecasts to prepare for everything from brisk morning air to mild afternoons. We’ll cover everything from high temperatures across the Southwest to nightly chills and upcoming sunny prospects. Whether you’re planning a picnic or packing a sweater, stay ahead of the weather with precision and insight. On the Regional Radar, Salt Lake City is currently on the lookout for potential shower activity, although it remains largely dry for now. Las Vegas and Cedar City are enjoying clear conditions, with no precipitation in sight. We’ve got a mixed bag of weather across the Southwest. There’s rain advancing into the California coastline, providing a refreshing change for areas like San Francisco and Bakersfield. In the higher elevations farther to the east, including around Flagstaff, snow flurries are making their presence felt, so grab those coats if you’re heading out. Meanwhile, Reno is experiencing light showers, adding a gentle touch of moisture to an otherwise dry day. Down in Southern California, Los Angeles maintains more mild conditions with only a few sprinkles near San Diego.
This afternoon in Salt Lake City, expect temperatures to gradually climb from 54 degrees at 3 PM to 57 degrees by 7 PM. Skies will be mostly sunny, transitioning to partly cloudy later in the day. Winds will be coming from the northwest at 7 to 8 miles per hour, adding a light breeze to the afternoon. Enjoy the mild and pleasant conditions!
Let’s take a look at today’s high temperatures across the Southwest region. In Las Vegas, it’s a warm and sunny day with a high of 82 degrees. Meanwhile, Phoenix is heating up even more, reaching a sizzling 88 degrees. Farther west, Los Angeles enjoys a comfortable high of 72 degrees, while San Diego remains mild at 69. In the northern part of the region, Redding is experiencing a warm 81 degrees.
In the Southwest, temperatures are taking a significant dip as cold air settles in. Flagstaff, Arizona, is expected to dip to 36 degrees, while Cedar City, Utah, will see a low of 40. Las Vegas is not far behind with a low of 59 degrees, showing a notable drop compared to recent nights. In California, Redding will cool down to 54, while San Francisco sees a mild 53. Overall, it’s a chilly night ahead, especially for those in the higher elevations.
High temperatures for the Southwest region tomorrow show a mix of warm readings, with some areas experiencing above-average temperatures. In Phoenix, a hot day is in store with a high of 94 degrees, significantly above the average for this time of year. Las Vegas will also feel the heat, reaching a warm 87 degrees. Cedar City hits 69 degrees. In California, expectations are for temperatures to reach 86 degrees in Bakersfield, and Los Angeles will enjoy a high of 82 degrees. San Diego can expect a mild 76 degrees, while Fresno has a warm day ahead at 83 degrees. Overall, the warm air mass dominating the region leads to these elevated temperatures.
“Looking at the futurecast for Southwest, we can anticipate a mostly clear and sunny day for the desert regions into tomorrow. However, attention is required for coastal areas where a disturbance is bringing showers. Northern California will experience consistent valley rain from Tuesday into Wednesday, contributing to potential slick conditions. In southern California, evening showers are expected, particularly over the San Bernardino Valley. Stay cautious with rapid weather shifts along the coast.”
The UV index in Salt Lake City will be moderate, peaking at 5 both Sunday and Monday, with a burn time of about 27 minutes in direct sunlight. Enjoy the sunshine, but remember to wear your sunscreen and stay protected!