Salt Lake City can expect a dry Saturday before the weather takes a sharp turn Monday. Saturday will have some high clouds throughout the day, with temperatures starting in the low 60s and climbing to a high near 82.
Saturday, Breezier Sunday
Saturday will stay dry.
Southerly winds are expected to increase over the weekend, and Sunday could bring convection.
Storm Chances Rise Monday
A storm system is expected Monday, bringing cooler temperatures.
According to the National Weather Service in Salt Lake City, moisture moving north ahead of the storm system could bring more significant rainfall to southern and southeastern Utah, where flash flooding will be a concern in national parks and recreation areas. Salt Lake City’s forecast is less dramatic, but travelers heading south Monday should check conditions before setting out.
Cooler, Then Calmer
Tuesday should remain cool, with dry conditions expected to return later in the week. Temperatures should rebound midweek.
No watches or warnings are in effect for Utah or Wyoming in the latest forecast. For Salt Lake City, the practical takeaway is simple: Saturday is the easy outdoor day, Sunday is warm and breezy, and Monday is the one to keep an eye on.
