Residents of Salt Lake City can expect a calm and clear week with temperatures gradually rising, according to the latest report by the National Weather Service (NWS). With the last update on December 10 at 6:20 AM MST, it was recorded that the day would be sunny with an anticipated high near 37 degrees. Calm winds are expected to extend into the evening which is predicted to be mostly clear with a low around 23 degrees.
The clear skies aren't going anywhere for the next couple of days, according to the National Weather Service. Wednesday is looking to be mostly sunny with a high peaking near 44 degrees. As the week presses on, slightly warmer temperatures and variable winds continue, though there's a noted chance of rain and snow starting on Thursday. A chance of rain and snow after 11 am. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 43 stated NWS. With the chance of precipitation being 30%, new snow accumulation of less than a half inch is possible.
Going into the weekend, the forecast points to a 50% chance of precipitation Thursday night with the potential for a dusting of snow, followed by a slight chance of snow before 11 am on Friday. The skies are set to clear up a bit over the weekend, though temps will still hover in the low 40s to high 30s. Looking ahead to Saturday, it seems the city may see a slight chance of rain and snow during the later parts of the day, hanging on to mostly cloudy conditions through the evening.
For those making plans for Sunday, the NWS anticipates another chance of rain and snow, with a daytime high of around 45 degrees. Anyone hoping for a clear night may be disappointed, as Sunday night could see a slight chance of rain and snow mix under mostly cloudy skies with a low of around 29 degrees. As for the start of the next week, Monday will bring partly sunny weather, with highs remaining consistent at around 45 degrees.
