Johnson Lake, UT 14 Day Weather

Brisk around 49°F 9°C, cloudy in the morning, becoming partly cloudy through the afternoon and evening, with steady humidity and steady pressure.

Cool and brisk at 51°F 10°C, partly cloudy in the morning, overcast in the afternoon, and cloudy this evening, with steady humidity and barometric pressure falling.

Chilly near 48°F 9°C, locally heavy downpours at times, with steady humidity and barometric pressure falling.

Crisp with a high near 45°F 7°C, sunny in the morning, cloudy in the afternoon, and partly cloudy this evening, with steady humidity and steady pressure. Winds easing from W 11 mph 17 km/h to NW 2 mph 2 km/h.

Biting cold near 43°F 6°C, scattered downpours possible, with increasing humidity and barometric pressure falling.

Cold with a high near 42°F 5°C, morning sleet, giving way to clearing skies, with steady humidity and barometric pressure rising. Winds switching from the E to the WNW at 5 mph 8 km/h. Gusts up to 20 mph 32 km/h.

Nippy around 38°F 3°C, sunny in the morning, partly cloudy in the afternoon, and sunny this evening, with steady humidity and steady pressure.

Biting cold near 37°F 3°C, cloudy throughout the day, with steady humidity and barometric pressure falling.

Cold with a high near 38°F 3°C, partly cloudy in the morning, becoming cloudy through the afternoon and evening, with steady humidity and steady pressure.

Nippy around 37°F 3°C, partly cloudy in the morning, cloudy in the afternoon, and overcast this evening, with steady humidity and barometric pressure falling.

Biting cold near 38°F 3°C, scattered morning snow before drying out later, with lower humidity and steady pressure.

Cold with a high near 37°F 3°C, morning snow, giving way to clearing skies, with steady humidity and steady pressure.

Nippy around 37°F 3°C, drier conditions through late afternoon before snow move in, with steady humidity and barometric pressure falling.

Biting cold near 34°F 1°C, clouds and snow taking over for the afternoon and evening, with steady humidity and barometric pressure rising.