Utah Outdoor Weather Planner
KSL Outdoor Weather Planner
Historical Weather Data for January 1
Average high temperature during the last 30 years
36° F
Average low temperature during the last 30 years
21° F
Chance measureable precipitation will occur (for the
24 hour period. For any 6 hr. period, chances are about 1/2 that shown)
24 hour period. For any 6 hr. period, chances are about 1/2 that shown)
26%
Time sun is first seen in east if there were no mountains.
(the sky gets light about 25 minutes before this.)
(the sky gets light about 25 minutes before this.)
7:52 AM
Time sun is last seen in west if there were no mountains.
(the sky stays light about 25 minutes after this.)
(the sky stays light about 25 minutes after this.)
5:11 PM
Average Temperatures
1:00 am
27° F
2:00 am
27° F
3:00 am
26° F
4:00 am
26° F
5:00 am
26° F
6:00 am
26° F
7:00 am
26° F
8:00 am
26° F
9:00 am
21° F
10:00 am
27° F
11:00 am
29° F
12:00 pm
31° F
1:00 pm
32° F
2:00 pm
34° F
3:00 pm
36° F
4:00 pm
34° F
5:00 pm
33° F
6:00 pm
32° F
7:00 pm
29° F
8:00 pm
29° F
9:00 pm
28° F
10:00 pm
28° F
11:00 pm
28° F
12:00 pm
27° F
This Day in Weather History: January 1
In 1910, heavy rainfall, warm temperatures, winds and
snow cover triggered serious flooding in southern Utah. Every stream and
drainage course was filled to capacity near Milford. In 1979, Salt Lake
City recorded an all-time record high January barometric pressure of
31.01 inches. In 2004, winds of 80 mph blew a storm into Utah! In 2005, an
avalanche near Ogden partially buried 3 back country skiers.
