Utah — The air feels mild now, but clouds are already lining up beyond the Wasatch. Change is coming quickly.
Salt Lake City climbs into the upper 70s today with partial sunshine and a light breeze.
That warmth won’t last long.
A more active spring pattern is pushing into the Great Basin, and it will reshape the weekend. Skies gradually thicken, and moisture begins to build.
Plan outdoor time early.
By Saturday afternoon, scattered showers develop, and a few thunderstorms may follow. Highs dip slightly near 70°F, but conditions turn more unsettled.
Roads could turn slick fast.
If you’re traveling along I-15 or I-80, expect changing conditions by late day. Brief downpours may reduce visibility and slow traffic.
Sunday brings the bigger impact.
Rain chances rise to around 60%, with showers likely through the day and into the evening. A rumble of thunder is possible, especially after midday.
Expect interruptions.
Outdoor plans may need adjusting as wet pavement and periodic showers become more consistent across the metro.
Cooler air settles in behind the system.
By Monday, highs fall into the upper 50s with continued showers. The pattern stays damp and cooler than what you’re feeling today.
Keep layers handy.
Morning and evening temperatures drop into the 40s, adding a chill to the wet conditions.
Looking ahead, gradual improvement arrives midweek. Sunshine returns, and temperatures rebound into the 60s, hinting at a more stable spring stretch.
5-Day Outlook for Salt Lake City, Utah:
Today: Partly sunny, high near 77°F
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low near 53°F
Saturday: Chance of showers, high near 70°F
Sunday: Showers likely, high near 67°F
Monday: Showers, high near 57°F
