Provo is starting Monday with clear skies, but the valley will warm quickly under mostly sunny skies. The high is expected to reach about 66 degrees. For residents tired of November acting like November, the forecast offers a mild week with only a late-week catch.
Sunny Days Continue Through Veterans Day
Tuesday should be sunny with a high near 61, followed by another sunny Veterans Day on Wednesday near 61 degrees. Thursday stays warm for the season with a high around 65, while winds remain generally light and no watches, warnings or advisories are in effect, according to the National Weather Service.
Valley Haze Could Linger
High pressure is expected to keep the broader Utah Valley dry and mild, but it can also trap some haze near the valley floor. A weak, dry disturbance Tuesday may briefly help mix out some of that haze before high pressure strengthens again later in the week.
Sunday Adds The First Real Rain Chance
Friday and Saturday remain partly cloudy with highs near 63 and 61 degrees, respectively, and only minimal rain chances. A low-confidence first shot at precipitation is possible late in the weekend, following the tentative wetter outlook in Hoodline's earlier Provo forecast.
Jacket Mornings, Light-Layer Afternoons
For most of the week, early mornings will be chilly, with overnight lows generally in the upper 30s to low 40s before afternoons climb into the 60s. Light winds and dry conditions should make for comfortable daytime errands and outdoor plans, though residents may want a jacket before sunrise and a little patience with any valley haze.
