Millcreek, Utah 7 Day Weather Forecast

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FXUS65 KSLC 261033
AFDSLC

Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Salt Lake City UT
433 AM MDT Sun Jul 26 2026

.KEY MESSAGES, Issued 1056 PM MDT Sat Jul 25 2026...


- Somewhat drier air will move into the area through the weekend,
  decreasing the threat of showers and thunderstorms. However,
  moisture is expected to increase again by Tuesday.

- Hot temperatures as high as the lower 100s can be expected for
  the valleys of northwest Utah as well as the Uinta Basin through
  Monday, with highs in the upper 100s for portions of southern
  Utah, including Zion National Park. Overnight lows will remain
  in the 70s to around 80, limiting the potential for overnight
  relief from the heat.

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.DISCUSSION, Issued 1056 PM MDT Sat Jul 25 2026...
Broad high pressure centered east of the Four
Corners area along with a weak shortwave trough lifting across
the PacNW has brought a drier southwesterly flow to Utah. This has
reduced PWATs to around 0.9 inches in southern and central Utah,
although a pocket of 1-1.2 inches exists across northwest Utah.
Convection across southern Utah remained fairly isolated across
southern Utah today as a result. Across northwest Utah, however,
the moisture pocket and associated instability combined with
increased shear owing to the proximity of the upper jet has
allowed more scattered convection along with stronger storms
today. These storms will continue to cross north-central Utah
through late this evening before dissipating. An outflow boundary
associated with these storms will continue to bring enhanced
winds to portions of northern Utah until shortly after midnight.

The drier southwesterly flow will continue through Sunday and into
early Monday. PWATs below 1 inch will spread into northern Utah
Sunday. While this will bring a decreased threat of convection to
northern Utah, a vort max rotating around the high is progged to
lift across southeast Utah. This will aid in bringing increased
convection to portions of southern and central Utah once again.

Despite the drying, enough moisture will be around to keep low
temperatures elevated. In the valleys, this means that many valley
locations will stay in the 70s to around 80 overnight with high
temperatures rising above 100F, with the lack of relief
contributing to an increased risk for heat related illness. As a
result, heat highlights remain in place through Monday.

As the ridge amplifies, expect the flow aloft to turn more
southerly, drawing moisture into the area once again late Monday
or Tuesday. As such, a period of more active convection is
expected to return, but this should be relatively brief. The high
pressure will start to drift westward mid/late week, ending up
near southwest UT/northwest AZ for the weekend. This will bring a
drier airmass into the area, with the drying trend beginning as
early as Thursday, and could potentially continue through at least
the early part of next week.


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.AVIATION, Issued 1056 PM MDT Sat Jul 25 2026...

KSLC...Outflows from thunderstorms moving through northern Utah
will continue to bring enhanced northwesterly winds late this
evening and delay the southerly wind shift until 06-07z. Generally
light diurnal winds can be expected for Sunday. Expect VFR
conditions throughout the TAF period.

REST OF UTAH AND SOUTHWEST WYOMING...Isolated showers and
thunderstorms will continue to diminish after midnight tonight.
Strong and gusty outflow winds will remain possible near these
showers, with outflows across northern Utah impacting terminals
across the northwestern third of Utah with gusty and erratic
winds through 06-08z. VFR conditions will likely prevail, though
a heavier shower could produce a temporary VIS reduction across
far northern Utah through late tonight. For Sunday, scattered
showers and thunderstorms will develop across southern and central
Utah while northern Utah and southwest Wyoming will trend drier.

&&

.FIRE WEATHER...Lingering monsoonal moisture will yield isolated to
scattered showers and thunderstorms each afternoon through
Wednesday, with greatest coverage favoring southern and eastern
Utah. Storms through this period will be capable of producing
gusty and erratic outflow winds upwards of 40-50 mph. There is
also a threat for isolated heavy rainfall, capable of producing
flash flooding if a strong cell moves over sensitive terrain. High
pressure develops over the region Thursday onward, yielding a
downtrend in relative humidity statewide through next weekend.
Widespread critically dry conditions with poor overnight humidity
recoveries develop statewide by Friday.

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.SLC WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
UT...Heat Advisory until midnight MDT Monday night for UTZ101>107-114-
     124-128-130.

     Extreme Heat Warning until midnight MDT Monday night for UTZ131.

WY...None.
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PUBLIC...Cheng
AVIATION...Cheng
FIRE WEATHER...Whitlam

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