Salt Lake City, Utah – Blistering temperatures will grip northern Utah on Wednesday, July 30, as highs surge to 99°F across Salt Lake City by mid-afternoon. Residents should limit outdoor activity between noon and 5 p.m. and prepare for several more days of intense summer heat.
According to the National Weather Service in Salt Lake City, a prolonged stretch of sunny, dry weather will persist through Friday, with highs holding steady in the upper 90s. Winds will shift southwest at 5 to 10 mph, offering little relief as humidity remains under 20%. Low temperatures will drop only to the upper 60s at night, offering minimal overnight cooling.
The heatwave will intensify conditions along major corridors like I-15 and I-80, increasing the risk of heat-related illness. Health officials recommend drinking plenty of water, checking on vulnerable neighbors, and avoiding strenuous work during peak hours. Outdoor workers and athletes should take frequent shaded breaks and use sunscreen.
By Friday, August 1, Salt Lake City will again push toward 94°F under clear skies. Relief may arrive early next week, but the weekend outlook still calls for dry, sunny conditions. No rainfall is expected through Monday.
🌤️ Five-Day Forecast for Salt Lake City:
- Wednesday, July 30: Sunny, high near 99°F, southwest wind 5–10 mph
- Thursday, July 31: Sunny, high 96°F, low 67°F
- Friday, August 1: Sunny, high 94°F, low 69°F
- Saturday, August 2: Sunny, high 94°F, low 66°F
- Sunday, August 3: Mostly sunny, high 93°F, low 65°F
- Monday, August 4: Mostly sunny, high near 90°F
⚠️ Stay alert for heat advisories. More updates expected if conditions worsen.
