Salt Lake City is starting Monday with a mild forecast. The mild stretch will bring several days of comfortable fall weather, with precipitation possible next weekend.
Monday Brings A Mostly Sunny Warmup
Monday's high is expected to reach about 62 degrees. According to the National Weather Service, winds will stay light and precipitation is not expected.
Dry Skies Hold Through Veterans Day
Tuesday should be partly cloudy with a high near 60, followed by another sunny day around 60 on Veterans Day. Overnight lows will settle near 41 degrees Tuesday and 42 degrees Wednesday, so early risers will still want a jacket even as afternoons remain mild.
Cool Mornings May Bring Haze And Fog
The main nuisance this week may be morning valley haze as a persistent high-pressure pattern keeps cooler air near the ground. The weather service said patchy fog may develop again Sunday night in the Cache and Heber Valleys, while Salt Lake Valley haze may linger into the middle of the week.
A Possible Precipitation Chance Next Weekend
Friday's high is expected to be about 54 degrees. The pattern is expected to remain dry through at least Saturday, with a low-confidence first chance of precipitation Sunday as a system moves inland.
A possible precipitation chance next weekend is a notable change from an earlier Hoodline forecast that kept the pattern dry through early next week. No watches, warnings or advisories are currently listed for the Salt Lake City area.
