Climate Chart of Snowbird, USA

Monthly data: Temperature °C, Rain (mm), Sunshine (h) · 2013–2023

Climate overview

Temperature

The warmest monthly mean temperature is 18.3 °C in July, while the coolest is -7.7 °C in January. These are monthly averages, not daytime maximum temperatures, so they describe broad monthly conditions rather than the range a visitor might experience on individual days. Across the calendar-month means, the unweighted mean is 3.4 °C. It summarizes the monthly averages without weighting them by the number of days in each month.

Snow

Mean daily snowfall is highest in January at 18.39 mm/day; the unweighted mean across monthly daily-snowfall averages is 8.60 mm/day. These amounts do not establish how many days have snowfall, snow depth, snow cover or skiing conditions.

Rain

Mean daily rainfall is highest in August at 2.13 mm/day and lowest in December at 0.03 mm/day. These daily means help distinguish the months by average amount, but they do not indicate how often rain occurs or guarantee dry or wet days. The unweighted mean across monthly daily-rainfall averages is 0.95 mm/day. These figures are daily amounts, not monthly rainfall totals.

Sunshine

Mean daily sunshine duration is highest in June at 13.25 hours/day and lowest in December at 6.39 hours/day. The figures describe average sunshine duration, not day length, and can help with broad outdoor-planning expectations without promising clear skies on any particular day. The unweighted mean of the monthly sunshine-duration averages is 9.92 hours/day per day.

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For visitors prioritising cooler monthly averages, January is the relevant reference point, with a mean temperature of -7.7 °C. This is a monthly mean rather than a daytime high, so use it as a broad planning guide and prepare for conditions to vary from day to day. If lower average rainfall is a priority, December is the conditional option, with mean daily rainfall of 0.03 mm/day; visitors preparing for the higher-rainfall average in August, at 2.13 mm/day, can pack rain protection. Neither average tells you how frequently rain falls or guarantees the weather on your travel dates.

For outdoor sightseeing planned around average sunshine duration, June records 13.25 hours/day per day, while December records 6.39 hours/day. These averages can inform daylight outdoor planning, but sunshine duration is not day length and does not promise clear conditions. The highest monthly mean daily snowfall is in January at 18.39 mm/day. Treat this as a snowfall amount only: it cannot establish snowy-day frequency, snow depth or cover, or whether conditions suit skiing.

Climate Data Overview for Snowbird, USA

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