Thursday brings building mid- to upper-level clouds and a high in the lower 50s. Precipitation is unlikely, leaving a cool but manageable stretch for commutes, errands and outdoor plans.
Clouds Hang On, But Rain Stays Away
Mostly cloudy skies will continue through Thursday evening, followed by a low near 39 overnight. The National Weather Service describes the precipitation chance as very low late Thursday into Friday, so umbrellas can remain on standby.
The latest outlook is a modest update from an earlier Hoodline forecast that leaned sunnier for Thursday. The new forecast keeps more cloud cover in place but still points to a dry finish to the week.
Friday Starts The Turn Toward Sunshine
Friday should be mostly sunny with a high near 52, followed by a mostly clear night and a low around 37. Saturday looks brighter and slightly warmer, with sunshine and a high near 55.
Warmup Arrives Sunday
The weekend warming trend becomes more noticeable Sunday, when Salt Lake City could reach 61 degrees under sunny skies. Monday is expected to peak near 62, followed by partly cloudy skies and a high near 60 Tuesday.
Veterans Day should stay sunny with a high near 61, while the broader forecast calls for dry conditions through early next week. The National Weather Service forecast lists no watches, warnings or advisories for Utah or Wyoming.
