Rain and thunderstorms will keep Salt Lake City cool Tuesday, with mountain snow adding an early-season twist. Sunshine and warmer temperatures return by Thursday.

A Flood Watch is in effect across most of the area through Monday afternoon as thunderstorms and heavy rain move in. Drier weather arrives Thursday, with gradual warming over the weekend.

Thunderstorms, strong winds and a Flood Watch are shaping Sunday in Salt Lake City. Cooler, wetter weather follows before sunshine returns late week.

A warm Saturday will quickly turn stormy in Salt Lake City, with strong winds and a flood watch extending into Monday. Cooler, wetter weather follows through Tuesday.

A sunny 84-degree Friday gives way to weekend thunderstorms, strong winds and potentially heavy rain across Salt Lake City and northern Utah.

Sunny skies and highs in the 80s will dominate Salt Lake City through Friday. Then a strong weekend storm brings thunderstorms, cooler air and a serious rain threat across Utah.

Salt Lake City gets another high near 83 degrees Tuesday, with sunny warmth lasting through Friday. Rain and cooler temperatures arrive this weekend.

Salt Lake City is headed for an 88-degree Monday before a cooler, stormier weekend changes the forecast.

Salt Lake City is headed for another 87-degree Sunday and Monday before a weak Tuesday system brings a slight shift. Sunshine returns late week, but Saturday cools off.

Salt Lake City’s October warmth is hanging on, with an 88-degree Sunday ahead and almost no rain in sight. A weak system could bring a slight cooldown Tuesday.

Salt Lake City is heading into a sunny, dry stretch with highs in the 80s and Sunday’s temperature near 87 degrees.

A crisp Thursday morning gives way to a warm, sunny weekend in Salt Lake City, with temperatures climbing to 87 degrees Sunday.

Salt Lake City stays sunny and dry Wednesday as a warm weekend builds toward 85°F.