A heat advisory is in effect for the Salt Lake and Tooele valleys, and along the Wasatch Front, with temperatures expected in the triple digits.

The Federal Emergency Management Association issued the heat advisory Sunday and said it will last until July 24.

Summer is peak season for lightning strikes, but the odds are pretty low that you'll actually be hit by one of those bolts of lightning. 

When the rays of the sunrise hit an electrical storm in the Salt Lake Valley Thursday, residents were treated to quite the show. 

A tornado tore apart buildings in Missouri's capital city as severe weather swept across the state overnight, killing at least three people and injuring nearly two dozen others.

Watch KSL TV Chief Meteorologist Kevin Eubank's forecast for more on when and where storms will hit.

It's another soaker of a spring day in Utah with rain in the valleys and snow in the mountains.

Northern areas of the state were experiencing heavy rains Tuesday morning, and the rest of the state was expected to see more precipitation as the day moves on. 

“Things change rapidly in the springtime, we can have snowstorms like this that bring a foot or two of snow and the next day, we have warm temperatures and we are dealing with much different avalanche situation then,” he said.

Watch KSL Meteorologist Dan Guthrie's full forecast to see what's coming to your area.