Salt Lake City, UT – A sharp temperature drop is expected on Monday as a cold front moves into the Salt Lake City area, bringing a high of just 62°F, down from 74°F on Sunday. Along with the drop in temperature, the National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory, with gusts potentially reaching up to 45 mph. These conditions may lead to downed tree branches and localized power outages.
According to the National Weather Service, the strongest winds will occur during the late morning and afternoon hours. Residents are urged to secure outdoor furniture, trash bins, and other loose items. High winds can make driving hazardous, especially for high-profile vehicles on mountain roads, including I-80 and I-15. If possible, avoid travel during peak wind periods, and exercise caution if on the road.
Power companies are preparing for possible outages, and residents should have flashlights and extra batteries ready in case of emergency. Cooler temperatures are expected to persist throughout the week, with rain showers likely starting Tuesday. Stay informed on weather updates and take necessary precautions to stay safe.
