Utah – A crisp, quiet morning gives way to bright sunshine, but this calm start masks a fast-moving spring swing that will reshape the week ahead.
According to the National Weather Service in Salt Lake City, temperatures rise quickly from a cool start near 40 degrees into the mid-70s today, then surge to around 80 degrees Monday and 81 degrees Tuesday under mostly sunny skies.
Salt Lake City, West Valley City, and Sandy will feel that rapid warmup by afternoon. Light winds early keep conditions pleasant, but the dry air and warming trend may elevate fire concerns across northern Utah. If you’re traveling I-15 or I-80, expect smooth conditions through early week with clear visibility.
Plan outdoor activities early in the week. Conditions stay stable through Tuesday, but changes arrive quickly after that.
By Wednesday afternoon, clouds build and showers develop, with highs dropping sharply to near 60 degrees. A few thunderstorms may form, bringing brief downpours and gusty winds. Roads could turn slick during heavier bursts, especially during the evening commute.
The unsettled pattern lingers into Thursday with additional showers and possible storms, keeping temperatures in the mid-50s. While no severe weather is expected now, lightning and quick rainfall could disrupt plans.
Looking ahead, a gradual rebound begins late week, with partial clearing and highs nearing 60 degrees Friday. Longer-range signals point toward above-normal warmth returning into late April, reinforcing a strong spring transition.
Five Day Outlook for Salt Lake City, Utah:
Sunday: Sunny, high 74°F, low 50°F
Monday: Sunny, high 80°F, low 54°F
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high 81°F, low 49°F
Wednesday: Showers likely, high 60°F, low 41°F
Thursday: Chance of showers and storms, high 56°F, low 38°F
