Salt Lake City will remain warm through Saturday as strong winds develop, with cooler conditions following Sunday.

Salt Lake City heats up through Saturday before strong winds and a cold front send temperatures plunging Sunday.

Salt Lake City gets a cooler, mostly sunny Labor Day after a stormy weekend setup. Then temperatures climb back toward the upper 80s by Thursday.

Salt Lake City starts Sunday sunny and warm, but storms and gusty winds arrive later before a sharp Labor Day cooldown.

Saturday stays sunny and hot near 89 degrees, but storms and cooler weather are lining up for Sunday and Labor Day.

Sunny skies and an 88-degree high headline Friday’s forecast, but gusty winds will add a wrinkle before storms return Sunday.

Sunny skies and highs near 87 stick around through Saturday. Then thunderstorms and cooler temperatures move in for the holiday weekend.

Salt Lake City could hit 85 degrees Monday before afternoon thunderstorms move in. Drier skies return Tuesday, with gusty winds building overnight.

The Logan City Council cut wetland setbacks after years of debate, letting some structures sit just 15 feet from protected water. Hydrologists warn the change could hurt fragile ecosystems.

Rain is only the opening act in Salt Lake City, with stronger storms, hail and flash-flood concerns developing Saturday afternoon.

Salt Lake City gets one more hot afternoon before a cooler, stormier weekend arrives. Saturday brings the highest rain and thunderstorm risk.

Salt Lake City could reach 97°F Thursday before a stormier, much cooler weekend arrives. Saturday brings the highest rain chances and a major temperature drop.

Salt Lake City will hit 97 degrees Thursday before weekend thunderstorms bring a sharp cooldown.