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Live conditions, alerts, hourly and 10-day forecasts, radar, air quality, sun and moon times, hiking safety and climate records for Ivins, Utah. No ads, no trackers.

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Hourly forecast

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Daily outlook

10-day forecast

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Official National Weather Service forecast

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Live maps

Radar and satellite

Last 50 minutes of the National Weather Service NEXRAD radar mosaic, in 5-minute steps (tiles from the Iowa Environmental Mesonet at Iowa State University). The nearest radar is KICX near Cedar City. Southwest Utah's mountains can block low-level radar, so light showers may not show. NWS radar: KICX Cedar City · National radar

GOES-West satellite

Latest GOES-West GeoColor satellite image of the Pacific Southwest, including Utah
Latest NOAA GOES-West GeoColor image of the Pacific Southwest, updated about every 5 to 10 minutes (Ivins is in the upper right, north of the Arizona line). Tap it for animations and other bands at NOAA STAR, or explore it with CIRA SLIDER.

AQI, PM2.5 and ozone

Air quality

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Pollen: no free, ad-free pollen forecast covers Southern Utah yet. Open-Meteo's pollen data covers Europe only, and the major U.S. pollen sites carry ads, so we leave pollen off rather than send you to them.

Sunrise, sunset, golden hour

Sun and moon

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Plan your hike

Heat and flash-flood safety for hikers

🔥 Heat

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Summer heat around Ivins is dangerous on exposed red-rock trails. St. George averages about 63 days a year at 100°F or hotter (1991–2020 normals), and the sun-soaked sandstone and lava radiate heat back at you.

  • Go early. Start at first light and be off exposed trails by late morning from May through September. The hottest hours are usually 2–6 p.m.
  • Carry more water than you think: at least 1 liter per hour of hiking in heat, plus salty snacks. Turn back when half your water is gone.
  • Know the warning signs of heat exhaustion (heavy sweating, dizziness, nausea) and heat stroke (confusion, hot skin, no sweating). Heat stroke is an emergency: call 911 and cool the person down.
  • Never leave children or pets in a car, and remember that pavement and slickrock can burn dogs' paws.

NWS heat safety · NWS HeatRisk forecast · Snow Canyon State Park

🌊 Flash floods

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Late summer monsoon storms (July to September) and winter storms can turn dry washes into fast, muddy torrents within minutes, even when it isn't raining where you stand. Snow Canyon's sandy washes, Jenny's Canyon slot, Padre Canyon and the slot canyons around Southern Utah are the places to watch.

  • Check the forecast and alerts before entering any wash or slot canyon, and look at the whole drainage upstream, not just the sky overhead.
  • Turn back if you see building thunderheads, hear a roar, notice rising or muddy water, or see floating debris. Climb to high ground right away.
  • Never drive or walk through flooded roads or washes: turn around, don't drown. Ivins and Snow Canyon roads cross several washes.
  • Lightning: get off exposed ridges and slickrock when storms build. When thunder roars, go indoors.

NWS flood safety · NWS Salt Lake City flash flood information · Turn Around, Don’t Drown · Snow Canyon State Park

From the National Weather Service

Forecaster discussion

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Snow Canyon, Kayenta, St. George, Pine Valley

Nearby forecast points

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St. George station, records since 1893

Climate and records

Ivins doesn't have a long-term official weather station, so these numbers come from the National Weather Service cooperative station in St. George, about 5 miles southeast and roughly 230 feet lower. Temperatures in Ivins can differ from St. George by a few degrees.

Average yearly precipitation
9.31"
Average yearly snowfall
1.2"
Days at 90°F or hotter
128 a year
Days at 100°F or hotter
63 a year
Nights at freezing or below
62 a year

Monthly averages (1991–2020)

20°F40°F60°F80°F100°FJan precipitation 1.22 inJan: 54.0°F / 28.4°F54°28°JanFeb precipitation 1.38 inFeb: 59.3°F / 32.4°F59°32°FebMar precipitation 1.02 inMar: 67.8°F / 39.0°F68°39°MarApr precipitation 0.66 inApr: 75.0°F / 45.7°F75°46°AprMay precipitation 0.33 inMay: 85.4°F / 55.5°F85°56°MayJun precipitation 0.16 inJun: 96.4°F / 64.5°F96°64°JunJul precipitation 0.50 inJul: 101.9°F / 71.7°F102°72°JulAug precipitation 1.07 inAug: 99.9°F / 70.3°F100°70°AugSep precipitation 0.67 inSep: 92.4°F / 60.7°F92°61°SepOct precipitation 0.77 inOct: 78.8°F / 47.3°F79°47°OctNov precipitation 0.67 inNov: 63.8°F / 34.7°F64°35°NovDec precipitation 0.86 inDec: 53.0°F / 27.9°F53°28°Dec

Average high–low rangeAverage precipitation (scale: full height = 3.2 in)

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Average high54°59.3°67.8°75°85.4°96.4°101.9°99.9°92.4°78.8°63.8°53°
Average low28.4°32.4°39°45.7°55.5°64.5°71.7°70.3°60.7°47.3°34.7°27.9°
Average precipitation1.22"1.38"1.02"0.66"0.33"0.16"0.50"1.07"0.67"0.77"0.67"0.86"
Average snowfall0.50"0.50"0.20"0.00"0.00"0.00"0.00"0.00"0.00"0.00"0.00"0.00"
Record high72°193184°198697°2026100°1946108°1910115°1918117°1985115°2020112°2022101°202488°194575°1941
Record low-11°19371°189912°189718°189620°189935°189541°189340°189425°189520°18954°1896-4°1909
Wettest day2.08"19971.58"19821.33"19951.10"19171.52"19581.16"19251.82"19022.40"19091.75"20231.75"20121.29"20191.85"2007

Averages: NOAA NCEI U.S. Climate Normals, 1991–2020, St. George station USC00427516 (NOAA climate normals). Records: daily station data since 1893 from the NOAA Regional Climate Centers' ACIS service (ACIS); the most recent values may still be preliminary. More history: NWS Salt Lake City NOWData. Records checked through 2026-10-31.

Where this data comes from

❤ LoveIvins pulls this data through its own server and caches it for 5 minutes, so the page has no ads, no tracking and no third-party widgets. Forecasts can be wrong, and conditions in canyons change fast. For life-safety decisions, use the National Weather Service and official alerts.