204
FNUS75 KSLC 150012
FWSSLC
SPOT FORECAST FOR BOULDER TOP...US FOREST SERVICE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SALT LAKE CITY UT
612 PM MDT TUE JUL 14 2026
FORECAST IS BASED ON FORECAST START TIME OF 1800 MDT ON JULY 14.
IF CONDITIONS BECOME UNREPRESENTATIVE...CONTACT THE NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE.
DISCUSSION
MONSOONAL MOISTURE WILL CONTINUE TO SPREAD INTO THE
AREA. AFTERNOON SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL BE FAVORED TO
DEVELOP OVER/NEAR THE TOP OF BOULDER MOUNTAIN AND SHOULD MOSTLY
MOVE OFF THE MOUNTAIN BY EARLY EVENING. AS THE LOW LEVELS
CONTINUE TO MOISTEN, WETTING RAIN CHANCES WILL BE HIGH, WITH
LOCALIZED MODERATE TO HEAVY RAIN UNDER THE HEAVIER SHOWERS. WINDS
ARE EXPECTED TO SHIFT WITH THE SHOWERS, BUT MOST LIKELY BE OUT OF
THE NORTHWEST EXCEPT FOR SOME BRIEF SOUTH TO SOUTHWEST WINDS.
WEDNESDAY
SKY/WEATHER.........MOSTLY SUNNY (25-35 PERCENT CLOUD COVER) THEN
BECOMING MOSTLY CLOUDY (80-90 PERCENT CLOUD
COVER). SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS LIKELY IN THE
AFTERNOON.
CWR.................70 PERCENT.
CHANCE OF PCPN......70 PERCENT.
CHANCE OF LIGHTNING.60 PERCENT.
MAX TEMPERATURE.....69-72.
MIN HUMIDITY........41-44 PERCENT.
WIND (20 FT)........NORTHWEST WINDS 5 TO 10 MPH DECREASING TO 2 TO 5
AFTER 1000, THEN BECOMING SOUTHWEST 6 TO 12 MPH
WITH GUSTS TO AROUND 18 MPH AFTER 1300, THEN
BECOMING NORTHWEST 9 TO 16 MPH WITH GUSTS TO AROUND
30 MPH AFTER 1600. GUSTY AND ERRATIC WINDS
EXPECTED NEAR THUNDERSTORMS IN THE LATE MORNING
AND AFTERNOON.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
SKY/WEATHER.........PARTLY CLOUDY (55-65 PERCENT CLOUD COVER).
SLIGHT CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS IN THE
EVENING. CHANCE OF RAIN SHOWERS THROUGH THE NIGHT.
CWR.................10 PERCENT.
CHANCE OF PCPN......30 PERCENT.
CHANCE OF LIGHTNING.20 PERCENT.
MIN TEMPERATURE.....51-54.
MAX HUMIDITY........72-75 PERCENT.
WIND (20 FT)........NORTHWEST WINDS 5 TO 10 MPH. GUSTY AND ERRATIC
WINDS EXPECTED NEAR THUNDERSTORMS.
FORECASTER...CHENG
REQUESTED BY...JACE CHRISTENSEN
TYPE OF REQUEST...WILDFIRE
.TAG 2617379.0/SLC
.DELDT 07/14/26
.FORMATTERVERSION 2.0.0
.EMAIL JACE.CHRISTENSEN@USDA.GOV
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