Sunday could bring changing conditions in Salt Lake City, and the easy start will not last all day. Rain showers are possible late Sunday morning, followed by a few isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. By Monday, a mostly dry front will knock the high down to 75 under sunny skies.
Sunday Brings Heat, Wind And Spotty Storms
Showers could develop between 9 a.m. and noon Sunday, followed by isolated showers and thunderstorms through the afternoon. South to southwest winds may increase, with potentially strong gusts; the National Weather Service is not listing any watches, warnings or advisories for Salt Lake City.
Showers should remain isolated, so this is not a washout, but outdoor plans may still run into a quick shower, a rumble of thunder or a sudden wind shift. Storm chances ease before 9 p.m.
Monday Feels Like An Early Fall Reset
Monday is the forecast's real mood change: sunny, dry and cooler than Sunday, with a high near 75 and light northwest winds.
The cooler air then gives way to another warm-up, although not all the way back to Sunday's peak right away. Tuesday and Wednesday should reach about 83.
What To Know Before Heading Out
Sunday morning is the cleaner window for outdoor plans, while afternoon activities should leave room for a quick weather change. Bring water for the heat, secure loose items if winds pick up and head indoors if thunder is heard; storms remain possible.
The latest outlook sharpens the weekend turn described in an earlier Hoodline forecast, with the Sunday heat and Monday cooldown now more clearly defined. The broader pattern is straightforward: one more hot, breezy day, then a sunny fall-feeling reset before warmer temperatures return midweek.
