Temperature records won't just be set this weekend, they could be obliterated. Here's how hot it will get and what you need to do to stay safe.
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A heat wave blanketing most of the state will keep the mercury in thermometers in the triple-digits with no break in sight. In addition, the hot weather combined with windy conditions and low humidity has placed half of Utah under a Red Flag Warning for high fire danger through Saturday evening. Temperatures in Salt Lake City are forecast to reach 105 degrees on Saturday, which would beat the old mark of 102 degrees set back in 1994.Friday/Weekend Forecast from Dani Ruberi Residents are advised to be prepared to protect themselves should they be outside.
In regards to the fire dangers in the west Utah desert region, the Red Flag Warning means that critical fire weather conditions are either occurring now or are imminent, according to the National Weather Service. Winds up to 30 miles per hour with 35 mile per hour gusts are expected.
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