A dry cold front slipped by Salt Lake City Sunday afternoon, ushering in the coldest night of the new fall season this morning. In fact, records are expected to be broken today. Salt Lake City's record is 44, set in 1943 and the projected low is 40. Logan is expected to drop to 30 (record low is 35), Brigham City will dip to 35, tying the record for the 6th of September. Ogden's low is expected to be 41 (record low 42); Bountiful 43 (record low 46); while Evanston's record low is 23; the low at Burn's Field is only anticipated to drop to 29. Chilly weather is forecast for this Labor Day. Highs will be in the upper 60's, so jackets and sweaters will be shed in the afternoon under abundant sunshine. It is a complicated weather pattern for the remainder of the week. A fast warm-up to the low 80's Tuesday, then gusty southerly winds and a slug of tropical moisture moving northward out of Arizona into somewhere in Utah (with its exact destination unknown at this time) and the high up into the mid 80's on Wednesday. Some isolated thunderstorms and much cooler Thursday and Friday, before next weekend weather actually looks rather docile, with mostly sunny skies and highs around 80. Certified Broadcast Meteorologist Dan Pope, Live 5 Weather KSL-TV, Salt Lake City, Utah.
