Some high clouds and an 82-degree Saturday lead into a warmer, windier Sunday and storm chances Monday.

A two-decade legal standoff over 22,311 acres near the Bear River refuge finally pays out for the shrinking lake.

Salt Lake City should hit the mid-80s Friday and stay warm through Sunday before rain chances and cooler temperatures arrive Monday.

Salt Lake City is expected to warm through Friday and stay dry over the weekend, with possible precipitation returning early next week.

Salt Lake City is forecast to see several generally dry days, with Wednesday sunny and near 79 degrees and Sunday around 81. Monday is expected to be cooler.

Rain and thunderstorms are set to move across Salt Lake City Tuesday, with hail and sudden gusts possible. Sunshine and warmer weather return Wednesday.

Salt Lake City sees near-seasonal temperatures Monday, with showers and thunderstorms arriving Tuesday. The rest of the week turns warmer and mostly dry.

A look at the Salt Lake City weather outlook.

A cooler Saturday arrives as isolated to scattered thunderstorms are possible in parts of Utah, with unsettled conditions potentially persisting through much of the week.

Layton, Kaysville and Farmington were told to shelter as radar flagged a possible twister Friday.

Thunderstorms are possible in Salt Lake City on Friday, with gusty winds and heavy rain possible before cooler, drier conditions arrive Saturday.

Parts of Utah could see convection and heavy rainfall through Friday, as an upper-level low ejects across the Great Basin through Saturday.

Morning thunderstorms could complicate Wednesday plans in Salt Lake City before sunshine and 85-degree warmth arrive. More storms follow Thursday and Friday.