Salt Lake City, UT — A warming trend will make this weekend ideal for outdoor activities before a shift in weather patterns brings cooler temperatures and rain next week. Friday and Saturday will see clear skies, light winds, and above-average temperatures, reaching up to 73°F by Sunday. However, a storm system is approaching, and rain is likely to move in as early as Monday.
According to the National Weather Service, Friday and Saturday will feature temperatures 5–10°F above normal for late October. Residents and visitors planning weekend recreation should take advantage of the warm conditions, as Sunday will bring increasing clouds. Winds will pick up, signaling the arrival of a cold front early next week. By Sunday night, temperatures will dip into the high 40s, with rain expected on Monday and continuing into Tuesday.
The forecast shows Monday’s high reaching 61°F, but a 20 percent chance of rain will develop by afternoon. Travelers should be cautious as rain could make roadways like I-80 and I-215 slick, especially late Monday night when a stronger chance of rain rolls in after midnight.
Looking ahead to Tuesday and Wednesday, colder air will bring the potential for rain and snow mix in the Salt Lake City area. Prepare for lows near freezing by midweek, with high temperatures dropping to the upper 40s by Tuesday. Keep an eye on updates from local weather services to stay informed and plan accordingly.
