Salt Lake City, UT – Residents can expect an unseasonably warm Friday evening as temperatures are set to peak at 89°F, with southeast winds up to 11 mph. The National Weather Service warns of potential showers overnight, particularly along major roadways like I-80. This slight rain chance is expected to last through early Saturday morning.
According to local forecasts, a 20% chance of showers could develop before 3 a.m., making it crucial for late-night travelers to stay alert. Overnight, temperatures will drop to 57°F, with light winds shifting from the south to southeast by midnight. Drivers on I-80 and I-15 should anticipate wet roads and reduced visibility during these overnight hours.
Saturday will bring cooler weather, with sunny skies and a high of 77°F, providing a brief respite from Friday’s heat. Winds will remain light and variable, with cooler temperatures dipping to 52°F by nightfall. Residents planning outdoor activities should take advantage of this break in the heat while remaining cautious of changing conditions, especially early morning fog.
Looking ahead to next week, Sunday will remain pleasant, with a high of 81°F and light winds. Monday starts the workweek with continued sunny skies and moderate temperatures near 83°F. Those commuting or heading outdoors are encouraged to stay hydrated, as temperatures remain above average for October.
