Utah starts the day under damp skies as rain taps against windshields along I-15 and State Street. Downtown Salt Lake City sits at 46 degrees, with steady light rain and saturated pavement.
Showers continue through much of the day, and a rumble of thunder is possible after midmorning. Highs reach 56 degrees. Rainfall totals may range from a quarter to a half inch by evening. Allow extra time on the roads, especially during heavier bursts.
Rain remains likely into tonight before tapering late, with lows near 40 degrees.
Tuesday offers a brief March break. A 30% chance of morning rain gives way to gradual clearing. Highs reach 53 degrees with light northwest wind. Skies turn mostly clear Tuesday night, and temperatures fall to 37 degrees.
Spring vibes build Wednesday under mostly sunny skies and a high near 62 degrees. Snowmelt will increase in the valleys, while higher elevations continue to see light accumulations from earlier systems.
Rain returns Wednesday night, with a 60% chance and lows near 38. Thursday stays unsettled, with rain likely and highs near 45 degrees. By Thursday night, colder air filters in. Rain may mix with snow as temperatures dip to 33 degrees. Slushy patches could develop on grassy surfaces and elevated roadways if heavier showers align with colder air.
Friday keeps a lingering chance of rain before partial clearing this weekend. Highs rebound into the low 50s Saturday and mid-50s Sunday.
Clocks spring ahead at 2 a.m. Sunday, bringing longer daylight evenings. The 6–10 day outlook hints at gradual warming beyond this unsettled stretch.
