Utah greets the morning with frost on rooftops and clear air stretching across the valley.
Cold air lingers early, with temperatures hovering near the mid-30s around Salt Lake City. Calm winds and clear skies allow sunshine to work fast after sunrise. By afternoon, temperatures climb into the upper 50s, delivering a noticeable February warm-up.
Roads remain dry along I-80, I-15, and neighborhood streets this morning. Visibility stays excellent, though shaded sidewalks and bridges may feel slick early. Layers shed quickly as midday warmth settles in.
Tonight remains quiet. Skies stay mostly clear, and lows dip into the upper 30s. Any daytime melt can refreeze after dark, so drivers should slow down during late-evening travel.
Saturday continues the mild pattern. Sunshine dominates, pushing highs near 57 degrees. Outdoor plans thrive, from downtown walks to foothill trails. Snowpack softens during the afternoon, then firms up again after sunset.
Sunday stays pleasant. Highs reach around 59 degrees, well above seasonal norms. The air feels dry and crisp, offering one more calm winter day before changes arrive.
By Monday, clouds thicken and moisture returns. A chance of rain develops during the day, with highs cooling to the low 50s. By Monday night, temperatures fall toward freezing, raising the risk for icy spots if wet roads linger.
Looking ahead to the 6–10 day window, temperatures trend near or slightly above normal, with periodic rain chances midweek. Winter is not finished, but spring hints continue to surface.
Plan errands early, watch for evening refreeze, and enjoy the sunshine while it lasts. Does it feel more like spring than winter in your neighborhood today?
Five-Day Outlook – Salt Lake City, UT
- Today: Mostly sunny and mild. High near 59°
- Saturday: Sunny and pleasant. High near 57°
- Sunday: Mostly sunny. High near 59°
- Monday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain. High near 51°
- Tuesday: Cloudy, rain possible. High near 46°
