Salt Lake City saw its hottest July on record — again

Utah’s capital set a record for the most 100-degree days in the month.

(Braydon Ball | Special to The Tribune) Spectators watch cyclists race in the Salt Lake Criterium at the Granary District on Saturday, July 16, 2022. The next day, Salt Lake City reached 107 degrees, tying an all-time heat record. The National Weather Service said last month was the hottest July on record for the city.

Salt Lake City saw its hottest July on record — again

Utah’s capital set a record for the most 100-degree days in the month.

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