
This week's forecast. Image: National Weather Service
Maybe you thought it was over. You saw the gradual drop in overnight temps, the sun rising a bit later and the Halloween decorations in stores. And you got stupidly optimistic.
- 😈 HAH.
What's happening: Temperatures are projected to reach at least 100° for the next six days in the Salt Lake City area, according to the National Weather Service.
- Look for highs of at least 101° from Wednesday through Saturday.
- Friday is expected to peak at 103°!
By the numbers: Temps have reached 100° in September only three times previously: once in 2020, 2019 and 1979.
- No September day on record has ever been hotter than 100°.
Salt Lake City has already obliterated the record number of days with triple-digit temperatures in a single year — 25 so far compared to 21 in 2021, 1994 and 1960.
- We also tied the record for the hottest day ever recorded: 107°.
The bottom line: Aaaaaaaaaaaaauuuuuggghhhhrhrhrrh.

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