Fireplace Weather
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Isolated thunderstorms are possible all the way through northern Utah, with the southern a part of the state underneath a Purple Flag Warning for decent, dry conditions.
A few thunderstorms might simply continue into Saturday evening, mainly over far northern Utah. Maximum recurrently sunny skies should return to the world by way of Sunday.
While the Salt Lake Valley should have clear skies and pleasant temperatures, the northern Wasatch Front could be impacted by way of gusty microburst winds between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m.
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Southern Utah might simply moreover revel in wind gusts, elevating the hearth risk inside the house. In line with the National Local weather Supplier, a Purple Flag Warning is in place for central and Southern Utah as a result of wind and coffee humidity rising an important hearth local weather.
Parts of jap Utah will have smoky conditions as a result of wildfire smoke transferring into the world.
Temperatures on Sunday should be with regards to not unusual for early August, on the other hand hotter local weather is on the approach for the middle of next week.
Windy conditions will increase across the state far and wide the week, with sizzling temperatures and strong winds possible in southern Utah. This means hearth risk remains top for any other seven days.
