San Francisco residents looking to travel to Salt Lake City this week can expect a shift from gloomy weather to sunnier skies, according to the latest update from the National Weather Service. The NWS's detailed forecast for Salt Lake City, accessed on March 22nd, notes that travelers should anticipate showers primarily before the morning, with a 60% chance of precipitation. But don't let the cool, overcast start discourage you; the clouds are expected to part as the day unfolds. The NWS indicates temperatures peaking at a comfortable 55°F with a calming west-northwest breeze chasing away the morning showers.
Those planning on staying overnight in Salt Lake City should consider packing light layers. The city winds down into the evening with a mostly clear sky and temperatures dipping to a low of around 37°F. The wind also settles, becoming light and variable in the evening, essentially setting the stage for a peaceful night. This gentle transition from day to night mimics the steady change in weather that Salt Lake City residents and visitors alike will witness over the coming days, as reported by the National Weather Service.
The forecast continues to brighten as it extends into Sunday, with a sunny outlook promising a high near 57°F. Light breezes will prevail, making for an ideal day to explore the city’s sprawling outdoor spaces. The National Weather Service promises a range of pleasant conditions that should carry through to Monday, with the thermometer set to climb to 66°F under mostly sunny skies. And there's more good news ahead—the sun doesn't seem to be taking any days off, with even warmer temperatures anticipated into Tuesday.
Though the week starts on a high note, a slight change in pattern may be on the horizon. According to the National Weather Service, a chance of showers will reappear by Thursday. The high for that day is expected to reach near 72°F, with nighttime bringing in mostly cloudy conditions and a low around 42°F. But adventure-seekers and city-dwellers need not worry just yet; the potential for rain and snow showers doesn't hit until Friday, ending an otherwise sunny week with a high of around 57°F.
