Salt Lake City, Utah – Utah will experience another day of scorching temperatures on Sunday, with highs reaching into the upper 90s across many valleys. Sunday marks the final day of this prolonged heat wave, with a much cooler and wetter pattern expected by Monday afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service, high temperatures on Sunday will stay well above normal for much of the state, with some areas seeing near-record heat. However, a storm system moving into the region by Monday will usher in cooler temperatures, along with widespread rainfall.
Residents in Salt Lake City, Provo, and other nearby areas should prepare for heat indices climbing into the mid-90s, making it essential for anyone planning to spend time outdoors to stay hydrated. The combination of heat and upcoming rain means conditions may feel more humid and uncomfortable. Be sure to drink plenty of water if recreating outside and avoid strenuous activity during the hottest parts of the day.
This heat is expected to last only until Sunday evening, with temperatures dropping significantly by Monday afternoon as the storm system moves in. Be prepared for cooler weather and possible rainfall through the rest of the week.
