Explore the weather in Salt Lake City from tomorrow’s cloudy start to a sunny, vigorous week. Catch a glimpse of overhanging clouds with a sprinkling of sunshine as temperatures soar. Don’t miss out on planning your week by staying updated with our latest forecasts!

Salt Lake City’s weather outlook presents a fascinating rhythmic dance of temperatures and skies for the coming week. Each day unpacks a layer of the atmospheric fabric, from cloudy veils to transparent clarity enhanced by the sun’s gleaming touch. Southern moves and northern dips will keep you engaged, with a detailed look at how the landscape impacts local temperatures and regional differences across the Southwest.
Throughout the Southwest, clear skies prevail with just scattered clouds. San Francisco and the Bay Area are experiencing rain showers moving down the coast towards Fresno. Reno and Ely are cloudy and cool today. Areas like Flagstaff and Phoenix remain dry, with slight cloud coverage around Flagstaff.
In Salt Lake City, expect a mostly cloudy morning with temperatures starting at 50 degrees at 8 AM, rising to 55 degrees by 10 AM. Winds will be light, coming from the east at 7 miles per hour initially, then shifting to 6 miles per hour. By midday, temperatures will reach 63 degrees with a north-northeast wind at 5 miles per hour.
Tomorrow, Phoenix will sizzle with a high of 103 degrees, while Las Vegas is expected to reach a warm 96 degrees. In Bakersfield, temperatures climb to 91 degrees, indicating above-average heat for the area. Fresno will see a high of 92 degrees, also reflecting unseasonably warm conditions. Los Angeles stays cooler at 72 degrees,
A cold front is set to move into the Southwest, starting with Northern Arizona and New Mexico by tomorrow afternoon. This will bring a chance of scattered thunderstorms and localized heavy rain, mainly in the high terrain areas. Temperatures will see a slight drop behind the front, providing some relief from the recent heat. The Las Vegas area should prepare for gusty winds accompanying the front, possibly affecting travel on desert highways. By the latter part of the day, the frontal system heads towards the Four Corners region, continuing the wet trend into Wednesday.
Salt Lake City will experience a very high UV index of 9 on Sunday, with a burn time of just 15 minutes under direct sunlight. On Monday, it slightly decreases to a high of 7, extending the burn time to about 20 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Salt Lake City: Sunday: Mostly cloudy skies with temperatures ranging from a high of 68 degrees to a low of 49 degrees. Monday: Partly cloudy and warmer, expect a high near 78 degrees with a low around 55 degrees. Tuesday: Partly cloudy with temperatures reaching a high of 83 degrees and dipping to 58 degrees at night. Wednesday: Clear skies and warm conditions, with a daytime high of 86 degrees and a low of 61 degrees. Thursday: Mostly clear with the mercury hitting a high of 94 degrees and a nighttime low of 66 degrees. Friday: Expect mostly clear skies with a toasty high of 97 degrees, while the low stays at 67 degrees. Saturday: Clear skies prevail, cooling slightly to a high of 95 degrees and an overnight low of 64 degrees.