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Storms expected to bring cooler temps after weekend record highs

Storms expected to bring cooler temps - Monday night forecast
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The heatwave has crashed! After record heat this weekend, two different storms are going to give us a break from the hot weather.

A weak cold front moving across northern Utah will knock temps down about 15 degrees lower than yesterday. However, it will still be a warm day, with temperatures hovering close to average for early June.

Showers and thunderstorms are expected across southern Utah. They're most likely in the morning, but are possible this afternoon & evening. If it stays mostly cloudy as expected, storms could be fairly weak. If cloud cover breaks up, it could get warm enough to fuel stronger storms, which could bring heavy rain & an increased chance of flash flooding.

SALT LAKE CITY

Monday: Slight chance of a few morning showers before 9 am. Then becoming mostly sunny & cooler. Highs: Near 80.

Monday Night: Mostly clear. Lows: Mid 50s.

ST. GEORGE

Monday: Mostly cloudy & cooler. Showers & t-storms are most likely in the morning, but still possible in the afternoon & evening. Highs: Near 90.

Monday Night: Becoming partly cloudy with showers decreasing overnight. Lows: Upper 60s.

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