Utah Weather Alert: Salt Lake City Faces Haze and Limited Snowfall Through Friday
Salt Lake City residents can expect a hazy start to the weekend, with hazy skies persisting through Friday morning. While sunshine will gradually break through as the day progresses, the air quality will remain a concern, particularly during the morning commute. The high temperature will hover around 41°F in the afternoon, but with light winds, there won’t be much of a breeze to alleviate the haze. The National Weather Service has issued a reminder for vulnerable groups—such as children and the elderly—to limit outdoor exposure during this period.
As the weekend approaches, cooler weather sets in, bringing a chance of snow. A light snowfall is expected to begin Friday night, with temperatures dropping to 22°F overnight. The snowfall could affect higher altitudes and areas like I-15, but no significant accumulation is anticipated, with less than an inch expected. Despite the snow, Saturday’s high will reach 31°F, though the skies will remain mostly cloudy.
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Sunday brings a brief respite with partly sunny conditions and a high of 31°F. However, temperatures will plunge again at night, with lows dipping to 12°F. Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday will see clear skies, but temperatures will be chilly, with highs struggling to break 26°F.
For drivers, be aware of reduced visibility and potential icy patches on roads, especially late at night as temperatures drop. Stay informed about the latest forecasts and adjust plans accordingly to avoid weather-related disruptions over the weekend
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