Residents of Salt Lake City can expect a damp end to their week, with rain likely to set in tonight and persisting through the weekend. According to the National Weather Service, mercury today should climb to a high near 46 degrees, but a 10 percent chance of rain after 5 pm looms on the horizon, signaling the start of a wet weather pattern.
The National Weather Service's update for Salt Lake City notes a shift in conditions with widespread haze expected to clear before tonight, when rain is "likely, mainly after 11 pm." The chance of precipitation jumps to 70 percent, and southeast winds of 6 to 8 mph will likely contribute to a colder feel, despite lows hovering around 34 degrees.
As Saturday rolls in, the likelihood of rain increases to 90 percent. Residents planning outdoor activities should prepare for consistent downpours and pack an umbrella to contend with the weather. The dampness continues into Saturday night with an 80 percent chance of precipitation and only a slight reprieve in terms of temperature, as lows are predicted to stay around 38 degrees.
Sunday's forecast doesn't offer much relief, the chance of rain remains high at 80 percent, accompanied by a slight uptick in temperature that brings a high near 51 degrees. This pattern of persistent precipitation is set to carry into early next week. Monday saw a 30 percent chance of rain, mainly before 11 am, and cloudy skies predicted throughout the day, with highs nearing 56 degrees.
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