The National Weather Service predicts a high of about 57 degrees with an east wind that will turn southwest in the afternoon, so Salt Lake City residents should take advantage of the largely clear sky and pleasant temperatures today. The National Weather Service predicts that tonight will be partly overcast with a low of about 37 degrees and a little east-southeast breeze to come.
Expect similar weather for those who are planning their Friday. The sun will continue to shine on the city, and temperatures will rise slightly to almost 60 degrees. Despite this, the wind will continue to blow from east to south throughout the day. This pattern continues until Friday night, when clouds start to form and the temperature drops to about 43 degrees, the calm before a less favorable spell arrives.
The crystal ball of the forecaster becomes hazy as he looks to the weekend. Saturday has a 20 percent chance of rain with cloudy skies and a high of about 57. Overnight, there is a 60 percent chance of rain, which could cause a more dramatic change as Sunday approaches. Rain is expected before 8 am, followed by rain and possibly snow, though little accumulation is anticipated.
As nature once again proves its superiority over our basic human needs for comfort and predictability, Utahns will want to keep their winter coats and umbrellas on hand for the erratic days ahead. The forecast for early next week doesn’t look much better, folks, with more chances of rain and snow through Wednesday, with highs in the mid-40s and lows just above freezing.
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