Provo is starting Sunday chilly, with temperatures near 36 degrees and partly cloudy skies in the morning before clearing; sunshine will send the valley toward a high in the lower 60s. Rain is not expected, making this a classic November split decision: jacket in the morning, lighter layers by lunch.
Sunny Sunday Gives Way To A Mild Monday
Sunday will be partly cloudy in the morning, then clear, with an afternoon high in the lower 60s. Monday looks even warmer, reaching about 66 under partly cloudy skies, with little wind to disrupt outdoor plans.
Temperatures will dip to around 43 Sunday night and 42 Monday night, so the warm afternoons will still come with distinctly November mornings. The latest forecast from the National Weather Service shows no rain in the immediate forecast.
Dry Weather Holds Through Veterans Day
Tuesday should be partly cloudy in the morning, then clear, with a high near 61, followed by another sunny Veterans Day on Wednesday with temperatures near 61. Thursday is expected to be mostly clear, with highs in the lower 60s.
Warming air above the valley could allow haze to build at times, according to the forecast discussion, while a weak system passing Tuesday may briefly help improve mixing. No watches, warnings or advisories are in effect for the Provo area.
Next Weekend Brings Only A Hint Of Rain
Friday is currently forecast to be partly cloudy with a high near 63. Saturday should be partly cloudy near 61, so any wetter shift still looks tentative rather than imminent.
