Salt Lake City is heading into a dangerous weekend heat surge, with highs reaching 105 degrees and an Extreme Heat Watch in effect.

Salt Lake City faces scattered thunderstorms and a flash-flooding threat Wednesday before temperatures surge past 100 degrees for the weekend.

Salt Lake City hits the lower 100s Sunday with a Heat Advisory through Monday night. County cool zones are open and officials urge extra precautions.

Triple-digit heat hits the Wasatch Front this weekend. Plan ahead and find a cool zone.

Utah’s basin-wide plan and a Reclamation-backed model will map how water choices across a 36,000-square-mile watershed ripple to the Great Salt Lake. Officials call it a tool to weigh habitat, water and economic trade-offs.

Utah search-and-rescue leaders say heat, flash floods and sudden storms have driven a surge in rescues; they urge carrying extra water and leaving an itinerary.

A dry Thursday gives the valley a short break, but triple‑digit heat returns Friday through Sunday. County Cool Zones are open for relief.

Ogden will petition Utah’s state forester to keep a citywide fireworks closure in place during the Pioneer Day window, citing dry fuels and thin firefighting resources. Officials say public safety must come first.

Scattered thunderstorms are likely this afternoon with heavy downpours and an elevated flash‑flood risk in canyon corridors and burn scars.

Light rain this morning gives way to hot afternoons and scattered storms. A Flood Watch is in effect Tuesday with a flash-flood threat for parts of the region.

Triple-digit heat hits Salt Lake City Monday with little overnight relief; county cool zones are open and thunderstorm chances continue into midweek.

Hot and mostly sunny with a slight chance of afternoon storms. Flood Watch covers parts of southern Utah and brief heavy rain is possible.

Mid‑90s heat Friday with scattered afternoon storms that could produce heavy downpours and localized flooding in parts of southern Utah.