Sunny, warm days today and early next week with highs near 80°F, then a cooler, windy midweek with showers and thunderstorms likely. Protect tender plants tonight.

Freeze Warning in Salt Lake City through noon Saturday, then a sharp warm‑up: highs near 80°F by Monday. Protect plants and outdoor pipes this morning.

The NWS confirmed a brief EF‑1 tornado touched down on the Rich‑Cache county line, snapping trees along a 0.44‑mile path. No injuries were reported.

Near-freezing mornings and Freeze Warnings through Friday noon and again Friday night. Light snow possible early; much warmer and sunny by the weekend.

A strong cold front brings thunderstorms, midday snow showers and an overnight freeze to Salt Lake City. Expect gusts and a quick warm-up to the 70s by Monday.

Warm Wednesday gives way to a sharp cold front Thursday; a Freeze Watch is in effect for Thursday night. Expect rain to change to snow with possible travel impacts.

Clear and cool Tuesday in Salt Lake City; highs near 58°F. Stronger storm Thursday could bring valley snow and freeze risk.

Rain tonight and mountain snow through Tuesday with a Winter Weather Advisory for parts of the Wasatch. Expect slick canyon routes and a late-week freeze risk.

State officials report early Mormon cricket hatches across Utah and are urging landowners to scout fields as crews begin surveys and targeted control.

Gusty winds and scattered thunderstorms will arrive Sunday afternoon in Salt Lake City; a Wind Advisory is in effect.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday with highs near 69°F. Gusty southerly winds and spotty flash flooding are possible; plan for wet, gusty afternoon commutes.

Lake Mead has dropped more than six feet since March and now sits near the 2022 low, forcing ramp work and sparking federal warnings about lower levels ahead.

Sunny and unseasonably warm Friday gives way to showers and gusty winds Saturday–Sunday. Expect highs near 77°F today and a cooldown early next week.