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Grand Canyon Weather


When visitng the Grand Canyon you can be sure of a few things…the beauty will take your breathe away, the scenic views will seem unbeileivable and the colors will live in your mind long after you leave this wonder of the world. One thing are can’t be sure of is the weather! Because of the location of the Grand Canyon and how remote it is you sure be prepared for all types of weather. The Grand Canyon does experince all four seasons and snow in April is not unheard of. Packing the right clothing is very important. During the summer months it is important to have on a hat, light colored clothing, sunglasses and lots of sunscreen. The winter months call for hats, biits, gloves and a heavy winter jacket.

In the Summer the weather at the Grand Canyon is better 50-80 degress F on the South Rim. During July, August and September frequent thunderstorms occur. The inner canyon, where the river is, temperatures reach just over 100 degress and it is very hot! In the Spring and Fall the weather chnages very quickly and is not predicatble. The months of May and October are the driest months and the best months to visit the Grand Canyon. The Winter at the Canyon can be very cold with lots of snow. The trails are usually icy, but the roads are plowed.

Below is a break down of the high and low tempertures each month in Farenheit.

Month High Degrees in Farenheit Low Degrees in Farenheit
JANUARY 42 15
FEBRUARY 45 17
MARCH 49 20
APRIL 58 27
MAY 67 33
JUNE 77 41
JULY 81 51
AUGUST 78 49
SEPTEMBER 74 41
OCTOBER 64 31
NOVEMBER 51 22
DECEMBER 44 16

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