Provo is waking up to clear skies and a chilly 36 degrees Tuesday morning, but the valley is headed for another mild afternoon. Temperatures should climb to around 61 under mostly sunny skies before easing back into a cold night near 38. It is classic Utah November weather: jacket early, lighter layers by lunch.
Winds will stay light, generally around 2 mph, and no rain is expected Tuesday or Wednesday. The National Weather Service says the broader pattern will remain dry and mild for most of the week, with the next meaningful precipitation chance arriving this weekend.
Sunny Veterans Day Leads Into A 65-Degree Thursday
Veterans Day should bring full sunshine and a high near 61, with another mostly clear night dropping to about 39. Thursday looks like the warmest day of the stretch, reaching roughly 65 degrees under sunny skies. Winds should remain light enough that outdoor plans will not have to fight much more than the morning chill.
Friday will still look partly cloudy, with a high near 63 and only a slight chance of rain during the day. That is a notable shift from Hoodline’s earlier forecast, which focused on a dry run through Veterans Day and only a tentative late-week change.
Weekend Brings The First Real Rain Chance
Friday night is forecast to be partly cloudy, becoming mostly cloudy. Saturday could bring rain, with a high near 61.
Saturday night could still see scattered rain before skies settle into mostly cloudy conditions. Sunday is expected to be partly sunny with a high near 58, although another chance of rain returns Sunday night and continues into Monday, when the high may reach only 56.
What To Know For Local Plans
For errands, Veterans Day observances and outdoor time, Tuesday through Thursday offer the most dependable stretch of comfortable weather. Anyone planning late-week or weekend activities should keep an eye on the timing, especially Friday night and Saturday morning, when wet roads and thunderstorms could complicate travel.
No watches, warnings or advisories are currently posted for the Provo area. Still, the forecast is moving from quiet and sunny to unsettled quickly, so a light jacket this week may need to share closet space with an umbrella by the weekend.
