Salt Lake City, UT – A spring heatwave is set to hit Salt Lake City Thursday, with temperatures soaring to a high of 81°F. As the region moves into mid-April, the sunshine and warm temperatures will significantly impact daily activities, including outdoor events and commuting patterns.
According to the National Weather Service, the city is expected to experience mostly sunny skies starting Thursday morning, with a light northwest breeze at 6 mph. The wind will shift later in the day, reaching a mild 10 mph from the southwest. While no extreme weather conditions are predicted for Thursday, residents should prepare for increased UV exposure and warmer-than-usual conditions for early spring.
By Friday, the high will drop slightly to 58°F, but still remain relatively mild with mostly cloudy skies. A chance of light rain or snow showers will appear in the forecast for Saturday, with temperatures dipping to 39°F in the morning and a 74°F high in the afternoon.
For those planning outdoor activities or travel, it’s important to stay hydrated and wear sunscreen on Thursday as the heat intensifies. Keep an eye on local advisories, especially if traveling near mountain passes or higher elevations where weather can change quickly.
Extended 5-Day Forecast:
- Thursday: High of 81°F, mostly sunny, with light northwest winds.
- Friday: High of 58°F, mostly cloudy, with a chance of rain late.
- Saturday: High of 74°F, a slight chance of rain/snow showers, mostly cloudy.
- Sunday: High of 55°F, sunny skies with a slight breeze.
- Monday: High of 62°F, partly cloudy, with no significant weather concerns.
