Salt Lake City is getting a clean weather reset Thursday: clear skies, a cool start and a sunny afternoon topping out near 64 degrees. Rain is off the table for the city, and the recent stormy stretch is giving way to several days of calmer weather.
The shift follows the unsettled setup covered in an earlier Hoodline forecast, but the latest outlook is much friendlier for commutes and outdoor plans. The National Weather Service expects light north winds, no precipitation and temperatures easing back toward the low 60s late Thursday.
Sunny Stretch Builds Into The Weekend
Friday should be sunny with a high near 67 and an overnight low around 44. Saturday and Sunday stay bright, with highs near 68 and 69 degrees, respectively, while nighttime temperatures settle in the mid-40s.
Monday looks like the warmest day of the stretch, reaching about 70 under sunny skies. The mornings will still feel distinctly October-like, so a jacket could earn its keep early before becoming unnecessary by afternoon.
Rain Chances Return Tuesday And Wednesday
A rain-producing system could bring scattered showers Tuesday into Wednesday, with isolated thunderstorms possible Wednesday and valley highs around 60.
No watches, warnings or advisories are listed for Salt Lake City. For now, the practical forecast is simple: crisp mornings, sunny afternoons and a five-day window when the umbrella can stay home.
