Salt Lake City, Utah – A streak of summer heat continues across northern Utah as temperatures push into the low 90s on Thursday, July 24, with a slight thunderstorm chance late in the day bringing potential relief and risk across Salt Lake County.
According to the National Weather Service, Thursday’s high is expected to reach 92°F, with a 10% chance of thunderstorms after 3 p.m., especially near the Wasatch Front. Winds will shift from southeast to west-southwest by late afternoon, increasing variability and the potential for isolated lightning.
While rain chances remain low, any storm development could briefly impact Interstate 15 travel near Salt Lake City and West Valley. Drivers should stay alert for sudden gusts or downpours between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Residents should secure outdoor furniture and delay afternoon hiking or biking due to heat and localized storm risk.
Friday through Sunday brings steady sunshine and building heat. Friday’s high will hit 93°F, climbing to 94°F on both Saturday and Sunday with no rain expected. Nighttime lows will hover in the upper 60s to low 70s, offering little overnight relief.
Looking ahead to early next week, Monday and Tuesday remain hot and dry, with Tuesday’s high nearing 97°F, the hottest of the stretch. Continue to hydrate, limit outdoor exposure during peak heat hours (2–6 p.m.), and check on elderly neighbors or pets.
📅 5-Day Forecast for Salt Lake City: July 24–29
- Thursday, July 24: High 92°F, mostly sunny, slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms
- Friday, July 25: Sunny, high 93°F, low 67°F
- Saturday, July 26: Mostly sunny, high 94°F, low 66°F
- Sunday, July 27: Sunny, high 94°F, low 68°F
- Monday, July 28: Sunny, high 96°F, low 70°F
- Tuesday, July 29: Sunny, hot, high 97°F
Next Update: Stay tuned for weekend air quality alerts and heat advisories as conditions evolve.
