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NWS officially records hottest day of the year so far in Salt Lake City

Cooldown after record high - Sunday night forecast
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SALT LAKE CITY — It's officially the hottest day of 2025 so far in Salt Lake City.

The National Weather Service said their official reading at the SLC International Airport hit 92 degrees around 1:30 p.m., which they say is the highest so far at that site this calendar year.

The NWS later confirmed that the site reached 95 degrees, marking the hottest June 1 on record and breaking the record of 94 that was set in 2020.

Utahns all over the state can check the real-time temperatures on the NWS's live map HERE.

A storm is expected to hit the state on Monday, which will bring temperatures down and give most of the state a good chance of rain. Showers will linger on Tuesday with a bit of a warm-up for the rest of the week.

Salt Lake City forecast
Sunday night: Increasing clouds. Low: 65
Monday: Morning rain and cooler. High: 79

St. George forecast
Sunday night: A chance for rain. Low: 69
Monday: Scattered rain and thunderstorms. High: 83