Salt Lake City starts Sunday under clear skies near 59°F, but October is still refusing to behave: afternoon temperatures are expected to climb to 87°F. The day should stay sunny and dry, with only a light breeze in the forecast.
Warm Sunday, Mild Monday
The National Weather Service expects Sunday to peak near 87°F, with almost no rain risk. After a mostly clear night with a low around 63°F, Monday should stay warm near 87°F under partly sunny skies, followed by a low around 62°F.
A Brief Bump Arrives Tuesday
Tuesday is the first hint of a pattern change. A weak system moving through Monday night into Tuesday could bring a few showers, but valley rain chances remain around 5% or less; the bigger concern is gusty, erratic outflow winds that could reach 50 mph in afternoon storms across northern Utah.
There are no watches, warnings or advisories listed for Utah or Wyoming in the current forecast. For Salt Lake Valley residents, the practical takeaway is a mostly dry day with a reason to secure lightweight outdoor items and check the latest forecast if plans stretch into Tuesday afternoon.
Sunshine Returns Midweek
High pressure rebuilds Wednesday through Friday, bringing sunny skies. Overnight lows are generally in the upper 50s to lower 60s—cool enough for a jacket after dark, but not exactly a fall takeover.
