The National Weather Service in Salt Lake City has provided a detailed forecast for the coming days as the city basks under clear skies today. According to the National Weather Service, Salt Lakers can expect sunny weather with temperatures peaking at a comfortable 86 degrees Fahrenheit. A light east wind is set to shift northwest in the afternoon, sticking between 6 to 8 miles per hour.
As the sun dips below the horizon tonight, residents will experience mostly clear skies with temperatures dropping to a modest 57 degrees. A gentle northwesterly wind is likely to calm after midnight. Coming to Thursday's outlook, the NWS forecasts a sunny morning that could give way to patchy smoke afternoon, indicating possible air quality concerns for sensitive groups.
Temperatures on Thursday are predicted to reach a high near 82 degrees with calm winds turning west-northwest around 6 mph later in the day. The patchy smoke is set to linger into Thursday night, with the sky remaining clear and the mercury falling to around 56 degrees. A northwest wind will continue to breeze through at about 6 mph, becoming lighter and variable come evening.
Entering the weekend, the city doesn't see a break from the sun. Friday's forecast promises sunny skies with temperatures expected to climb up to 87 degrees and a calm wind taking a westerly turn in the afternoon. As we head into the night, the sky stays mostly clear with the low settling at a balmy 61 degrees. Kicking off the weekend, Saturday ramps up the heat, driving temperatures to flirt with the 90-degree mark under unrelenting sunshine.
Even as the week draws to a close, Salt Lake City's weather remains consistent. Sunday and Labor Day continue the streak of heat with highs inching towards the low-90s. Residents planning outdoor activities should prepare for warm evenings as well, with nighttime temperatures expected to hover in the mid to high 60s. The early part of next week keeps with the theme, more sun and high temperatures around 90 degrees, ensuring that the summer warmth lingers a little longer in Salt Lake City.
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