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Weather: Sunny Monday statewide

The Salt Lake Tribune

Updated: 11/09/2009 06:29:02 AM MST

Get more in our weather section.

A ridge of high pressure will build across the Intermountain West today, allowing the entire state to see lots of sunshine. Expect highs along the Wasatch Front in the upper-50s and into the 60s into midweek.

The next storm system looks like it will move into the state by Thursday.

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