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National Weather Service Issues Extreme Heat Warning for Utah

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The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for nearly all of Utah and Uinta County, Wyoming, effective until at least early Tuesday. High temperatures are expected to reach 105 degrees or slightly more.

Key takeaways

  • An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for most Utah valleys and Uinta County, Wyoming, until at least early Tuesday.
  • Temperatures are expected to reach 105 degrees or higher.
  • The National Weather Service issued the warning for nearly all of Utah.

The National Weather Service has placed nearly all of Utah under an Extreme Heat Warning, which remains in effect until at least early Tuesday.

High temperatures are expected to reach 105 degrees or a bit more during this period.

The warning affects most Utah valleys as well as Uinta County in Wyoming.

Residents are encouraged to check their local forecasts as extreme heat persists through the beginning of the week.

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