The National Weather Service in Salt Lake City reports clear skies and mild temperatures for the upcoming week, offering a brief respite from the season's typical heat. The ease into the 90s might come as a welcome change for residents after record-breaking temperatures earlier this month. According to the National Weather Service, the city can expect sunny days with highs approaching the upper 90s and mostly clear nights with lows hovering around the 70-degree mark.
Monday started with a crisp 70°F, the humidity at a comfortable 24%, and a barometric pressure reading of 30.09 in. Winds were coming in from the southeast at 11 MPH. Visibility stood at a perfect 10 miles, clear signs of a serene summer's day, NWS confirmed in their recent forecast. The week's weather pattern promises consistency, with daytime winds shifting from east southeast to south southwest, and night winds from west to east, modestly picking up to 5 to 8 mph.
A look ahead to Tuesday shows a slight uptick in temperature with a high near 99 degrees. That gentle southeast wind will again become southwest in the afternoon, emblematic of the region's characteristic weather this time of year. Wednesday and Thursday will follow suit with sunny skies, highs in the upper 90s, and lows dipping into the high 60s, perfect conditions for those looking to enjoy the great outdoors or the city's happening evenings.
For those planning for the weekend, expect more of the same. The National Weather Service indicates that from Friday through to Sunday, Salt Lake City will bask in consistent sun with highs in the mid-90s, and at night, temperatures will gently fall to the comfortable upper 60s.
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