Utah weather by month
Four stations split between the Wasatch and the red-rock south — the two Utahs travelers actually visit, which rarely have the same weather on the same day.
Based on 4 weather stations.
The year across Utah
| Month | Highs | Nights | Wet days |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 39–54° | 13–30° | 2–8 |
| February | 43–58° | 17–34° | 2–6 |
| March | 55–66° | 24–39° | 2–5 |
| April | 62–73° | 29–44° | 2–3 |
| May | 70–84° | 35–53° | 2–5 |
| June | 81–95° | 42–62° | 1–4 |
| July | 89–100° | 48–70° | 2–3 |
| August | 88–98° | 47–69° | 2–3 |
| September | 79–91° | 38–61° | 2–3 |
| October | 66–78° | 29–49° | 3–5 |
| November | 50–64° | 21–37° | 2–4 |
| December | 38–53° | 14–29° | 2–7 |
A single row can hide a real spread — open a month to see it region by region.
Salt Lake Valley
- Salt Lake City A dry desert valley that bakes through summer, sits under a lid of haze in winter, and keeps some of the best snow in the country a short drive up the canyon.
The Wasatch
- Park City A mountain-basin town of enormous day-to-night swings — hot bright afternoons and genuinely cold nights, right through the height of summer.
Red Rock Country
- Moab Red-rock desert with two glorious shoulder seasons bookending a summer that genuinely bakes and a winter that quietly freezes.
- Zion National Park A desert canyon that runs hot enough to hurt in summer and stays walkable when most of the country has given up.