Sunny today with highs in the mid-70s. Heat spikes to the low 90s Monday–Tuesday with very low humidity.

Salt Lake City aimed to cut 10 million gallons a day but officials say the city is still coming up short despite turf swaps and low‑water seed sales.

Clear and mild today with a high near 77°F. A hot, dry ridge will push highs into the low 90s Monday–Tuesday.

Cloudy and about 45°F Wednesday morning with a slight shower chance; a Freeze Warning affects some outlying valleys and a fast warmup pushes highs toward the 90s early next week.

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Afternoon storms with brief heavy rain and gusty winds. Drier, much warmer weather returns later in the week.

Gov. Spencer Cox warned Utah is facing a "dangerous" wildfire season after a warm, dry winter and record-low snowpack. State and federal data show fires and drought are already above normal.

Scattered storms possible Monday afternoon, May 4, with gusty winds. Highs near 74°F.

Clear and mild Sunday with highs near 77°F. Scattered thunderstorms and gusty winds are likely Monday afternoon.

Sunny, warm weekend in Salt Lake City, with showers and gusty thunderstorms possible Monday–Tuesday. Protect plants and secure outdoor items before the storms arrive.

Gusty canyon winds and Freeze Warnings complicate an otherwise sunny Salt Lake City Friday. Protect plants and give canyon routes extra time.

USDA declared 13 Utah counties natural disaster areas, opening emergency loan aid for farmers facing severe drought this spring.

Clear Thursday morning; slight afternoon storm chance east of I‑15 and possible canyon gusts late Thursday.