Climate in Hurricane
Hurricane shares St. George's broad Mojave Desert-transition climate, with a general local reputation for running among the hottest spots in the metro.
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Learn moreA real, shared St. George-metro climate
No independently confirmed Hurricane-specific climate-normal station was found this pass; this record uses St. George's closely-aligned, already-sourced figures as a disclosed, reasonable proxy: an annual range of roughly 31°F-102°F, with summer highs regularly exceeding 100°F.
A local reputation for extreme summer heat
Hurricane's slightly lower elevation within the St. George metro is commonly cited in local and regional reporting as running among the hottest spots in the metro -- disclosed here honestly as a general reputation rather than an independently confirmed station-level figure.
Genuinely milder winters than the rest of Utah
Hurricane shares St. George's core climate draw: winters meaningfully milder than the Wasatch Front and most of the rest of Utah.
Key takeaways
- Hurricane shares St. George's broad climate profile (annual range roughly 31°F-102°F).
- A local reputation cites Hurricane as running among the hottest spots in the St. George metro -- disclosed as not independently confirmed.
- Winters run genuinely milder than the rest of Utah.
- No Hurricane-specific climate station was independently confirmed this pass.
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