Weather, seasons and risks · approximate
Know the weather before you move Monthly temperatures, snow, sunshine and the best months to be outside, plus wildfire, flood, extreme heat and smoke risk for each place.
Myrtle Beach San Diego Park City
-10° 0° 10° 20° 30° J F M A M J J A S O N D Myrtle Beach, Jan: 8°C Myrtle Beach, Feb: 9.3°C Myrtle Beach, Mar: 12.8°C Myrtle Beach, Apr: 17.5°C Myrtle Beach, May: 22.3°C Myrtle Beach, Jun: 25.7°C Myrtle Beach, Jul: 27°C Myrtle Beach, Aug: 25.7°C Myrtle Beach, Sep: 22.3°C Myrtle Beach, Oct: 17.5°C Myrtle Beach, Nov: 12.8°C Myrtle Beach, Dec: 9.3°C San Diego, Jan: 14°C San Diego, Feb: 14.5°C San Diego, Mar: 16°C San Diego, Apr: 18°C San Diego, May: 20°C San Diego, Jun: 21.5°C San Diego, Jul: 22°C San Diego, Aug: 21.5°C San Diego, Sep: 20°C San Diego, Oct: 18°C San Diego, Nov: 16°C San Diego, Dec: 14.5°C Park City, Jan: -6°C Park City, Feb: -4.3°C Park City, Mar: 0.5°C Park City, Apr: 7°C Park City, May: 13.5°C Park City, Jun: 18.3°C Park City, Jul: 20°C Park City, Aug: 18.3°C Park City, Sep: 13.5°C Park City, Oct: 7°C Park City, Nov: 0.5°C Park City, Dec: -4.3°C San Diego Myrtle Beach Park City Approximate average daily temperature by month, in °C, smoothed from January and July averages.
Snow a year 1 cm Sunny days 215 Coldest / warmest month 8° / 27° Month by month
J F M A M J J A S O N D
Cold Cool Comfortable Hot
Best months outside: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct
● Wildfire: Low■ Flood: High■ Extreme heat: High● Air quality: Low
Snow a year 0 cm Sunny days 265 Coldest / warmest month 14° / 22° Month by month
J F M A M J J A S O N D
Cold Cool Comfortable Hot
Best months outside: Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov
■ Wildfire: High● Flood: Low● Extreme heat: Low● Air quality: Low
Snow a year 300 cm Sunny days 240 Coldest / warmest month -6° / 20° Month by month
J F M A M J J A S O N D
Cold Cool Comfortable Hot
Best months outside: Jun, Jul, Aug
▲ Wildfire: Moderate● Flood: Low● Extreme heat: Low▲ Air quality: Moderate
Climate figures are approximate averages. Risk levels are illustrative estimates, not official ratings; check government hazard maps (FEMA, NOAA, Natural Resources Canada) and local air-quality data before you buy.