St. George Living
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St. George Climate
Published 1 mai 2012 Updated on 30 mai 2012Because of the city's low elevation and southerly location, St. George is the hottest part of Utah and has a Subtropical arid climate, with maximum daily July temperatures averaging about 102 °F. The hottest temperature ever recorded in Utah, 118 °F, was recorded as being in a place south of St. George, near the Arizona border, on July 4, 2007. The high-temperature record in Utah before that was 117 °F, recorded in St. George itself on July 5, 1985. In winter, temperatures frequently drop below freezing overnight , but temperatures warm into the 50s°F during the day.
Living in St. George
Published 1 mai 2012 Updated on 30 mai 2012The St. George area is one of the most beautiful places in the country to live. With a year-round mild climate, its residents love to take advantage of the many benefits of living in Southern Utah. Running, biking, golf, tennis, hiking, and the National Parks are just a few of the activities that make St. George perfect for your active lifestyle.