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Sunny and Scorching: Salt Lake City Braces for Week of Highs in the 90s, Says National Weather Service

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Published on July 11, 2025
Sunny and Scorching: Salt Lake City Braces for Week of Highs in the 90s, Says National Weather ServiceSource: Garrett, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

As the sun takes its steady climb into the clear skies above Salt Lake City, the National Weather Service predicts a blazing forecast for the coming week. According to the official update provided at 6:54 AM MDT, Salt Lake City residents are waking up to a cool 67°F morning that will soon give way to a scorching high near 90°F today with gentle winds shifting from a calm breeze to a northwest flow between 5 to 9 mph as the morning progresses.

For those planning to venture out into the night, the stars will be bright with expected lows hovering around 66°F, the winds are keeping to a mellow northwest cadence at 5 to 8 mph before easing off, and the residents who find peace in the night's cool embrace will find it tonight, following that calm is poised to settle back in by evening. The weekend outlook, as shared by the National Weather Service, leans heavily into the sun's favor with highs tipping the scales at 94°F on Saturday and an even more staggering 98°F by Sunday, each day ushered in under the gentle guidance of a calm wind that will once again adopt a northwest demeanor midday.

Continuing the pattern into next week, we're looking at a series of sunny days paired with mostly clear nights, the daytime highs will dance around the mid to upper 90s, while the nighttime lows will consistently remain around a comfortable 70°F threshold. Whether out for an evening stroll or up with the dawn, residents should prepare for the sustained warmth and clear skies.

The heat doesn't plan on taking a break anytime soon, with Monday and Tuesday barreling forward with highs near 97°F and 98°F, respectively. These days are not just a harbinger of rays but a continued testament to the relentless streak of sunshine, and as the dry air holds dominion over the region, hydration becomes as necessary as the air we breathe. Come Wednesday, while still sunny, temperatures are expected to take a slight dip to a high near 93°F, offering a brief reprieve before climbing back up to 97°F on Thursday.