Utah – A clear, quiet morning settles over the Wasatch Front, with crisp air lingering just long enough to remind residents it’s still February. Pavement stays dry, skies stay clear, and sunlight quickly begins to do the work.
According to the National Weather Service in Salt Lake City, temperatures climb into the low 50s today as clouds thin through midmorning. Winds remain light, keeping travel smooth along I-15, I-80, and surface roads across the metro. No winter weather hazards are expected, though shaded areas may feel cooler early.
Tonight turns calm and cold again, with lows dipping into the low 30s. Patchy frost may develop on exposed surfaces, especially in outlying valleys. Tuesday rebounds quickly, delivering sunshine and another afternoon near 52 degrees.
Midweek brings a steady, almost springlike rhythm. Wednesday and Thursday both feature sunny skies and highs climbing into the low to mid-50s. Snowpack remains stable in the valleys, though daytime melting increases on south-facing slopes. After sunset, refreezing may create slick patches in parking lots and along neighborhood roads.
Drivers should stay alert during early mornings and after dark, especially near foothills and areas that collect runoff. For now, winter storms stay absent, and outdoor plans remain uninterrupted.
By Friday and into the Feb 6–8 weekend, the pattern holds. Highs approach the upper 50s with continued dry conditions. Longer-range outlooks hint at above-normal temperatures lingering into late next week, raising early signs of a seasonal transition.
Enjoy the stretch of calm weather, but keep layers handy for cool mornings and evenings. With winter unusually quiet right now, are you taking advantage of the sunshine or still bracing for a late-season turn?
Five-Day Weather Outlook for Salt Lake City, Utah
- Today: Becoming sunny. High near 51.
- Tuesday: Sunny and mild. High near 52.
- Wednesday: Sunny. High near 53.
- Thursday: Sunny and warmer. High near 55.
- Friday: Sunny. High near 56.
