Weather in Salt Lake City

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Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures #

• Salt Lake City experiences discomfort temperatures in January, February, November, and December, being too cold

• July and August have periods with discomfort due to high temperatures

• The most comfortable months are May, June, and September.

Conditions #

• In Salt Lake City, the summer months of June, July, and August experience the highest total sun hours, consistently exceeding 11 hours per day, while precipitation levels remain very low, particularly in July with only 0.01 inches.

• In contrast, the winter months of January and February see significantly lower sun hours at just 3.9 hours each, along with minimal precipitation, indicating a dry and less sunny winter season.

• Overall, Salt Lake City shows a distinct trend of increasing sun hours during the warmer months and decreasing precipitation, making it an ideal location for sunshine lovers in the summer.

Daylight Hours #

• In Salt Lake City, the earliest sunrise occurs in June at 5:56 AM, while the latest happens in January at 7:47 AM, highlighting a significant variance of nearly two hours throughout the year.

• The city experiences its latest sunset in June at 8:59 PM and the earliest at 5:02 PM in December, indicating a dramatic shift in daylight hours as seasons change.

• The shortest day in December lasts just 9 hours and 18 minutes, compared to the longest day in June, which stretches to 15 hours and 2 minutes, showcasing the substantial seasonal contrasts in day length.