Next 48 hours

Time	Temp	Feels	Rain	Wind	Humidity
Now	50°	48°	0%	W 6 mph	58%
Sat
12 AM	49°	45°	0%	S 2 mph	65%
1 AM	49°	45°	0%	S 2 mph	66%
2 AM	48°	44°	0%	S 2 mph	63%
3 AM	47°	43°	0%	S 2 mph	61%
4 AM	47°	46°	0%	S 3 mph	61%
5 AM	46°	45°	0%	S 3 mph	61%
6 AM	46°	45°	0%	S 4 mph	61%
7 AM	46°	44°	0%	S 4 mph	61%
8 AM	46°	44°	0%	S 4 mph	59%
9 AM	49°	48°	0%	S 5 mph	45%
10 AM	55°	49°	0%	S 4 mph	49%
11 AM	59°	54°	0%	S 4 mph	43%
12 PM	63°	58°	0%	S 4 mph	39%
1 PM	65°	61°	0%	S 2 mph	36%
2 PM	66°	62°	0%	S 2 mph	35%
3 PM	67°	63°	0%	W 2 mph	33%
4 PM	66°	63°	0%	NW 2 mph	35%
5 PM	65°	62°	0%	NW 2 mph	39%
6 PM	62°	60°	0%	N 0 mph	45%
7 PM	59°	57°	0%	N 0 mph	47%
8 PM	56°	52°	0%	W 2 mph	50%
9 PM	53°	49°	0%	S 2 mph	55%
10 PM	52°	48°	0%	S 2 mph	56%
11 PM	51°	47°	0%	S 2 mph	56%
Sun
12 AM	54°	47°	0%	SE 3 mph	23%
1 AM	49°	45°	0%	S 2 mph	57%
2 AM	49°	44°	0%	S 2 mph	58%
3 AM	48°	44°	0%	S 2 mph	59%
4 AM	47°	43°	0%	S 2 mph	60%
5 AM	47°	43°	0%	S 2 mph	61%
6 AM	47°	42°	0%	S 2 mph	62%
7 AM	47°	42°	0%	S 2 mph	62%
8 AM	50°	45°	0%	SE 4 mph	59%
9 AM	50°	45°	0%	SE 4 mph	59%
10 AM	50°	45°	0%	SE 4 mph	59%
11 AM	62°	58°	0%	S 2 mph	41%
12 PM	62°	58°	0%	S 2 mph	41%
1 PM	62°	58°	0%	S 2 mph	41%
2 PM	67°	63°	0%	W 2 mph	35%
3 PM	67°	63°	0%	W 2 mph	35%
4 PM	67°	63°	0%	W 2 mph	35%
5 PM	62°	59°	0%	NW 2 mph	47%
6 PM	61°	58°	0%	NW 2 mph	47%
7 PM	61°	58°	0%	NW 2 mph	47%
8 PM	53°	49°	0%	SE 2 mph	60%
9 PM	53°	49°	0%	SE 2 mph	60%
10 PM	53°	49°	0%	SE 2 mph	60%

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About Taylorsville weather

Taylorsville is in Salt Lake County, Utah, United States at 40.67°, -111.94°. Right now it’s 48° and mostly clear; today’s high is 60° with a 0% chance of rain.

Utah has an arid to semi-arid climate with significant variation caused by its complex topography, ranging from desert valleys to alpine peaks above 13,000 feet. Salt Lake City sits at approximately 4,300 feet elevation and receives about 16 inches of precipitation annually, though the mountains immediately to the east receive far more. The Great Salt Lake influences local weather patterns, occasionally producing lake-effect snowfall.