Historical weather data, all-time temperature records, and monthly climate averages for Santaquin, UT. Explore typical weather conditions by week for trip planning, and see how today compares to the historical record.
April 4th sits right in the heart of Santaquin's wettest week of the year, so don't be surprised if the skies get moody. Historically, the date averages a high of 57° and a low of 32°, though it's swung wildly — from a balmy 78° in 1943 to a brutal 13° just two years later in 1945. There's a 15% chance of rain and a 7% shot at snow today.
Santaquin plays in extremes — this is a place that's cooked at 108° in July 2002 and frozen at -22° in January 1963, a swing of 130 degrees. A single September day in 1982 dropped 2.92 inches of rain, and February 1989 buried the area under 20 inches of snow in 24 hours.
Summers here are legitimately hot, with highs topping out around 91° during the third week of July, while January keeps things firmly winter with average highs of just 37°–39°. If you're chasing dry weather, late summer through fall is your window — spring, and especially early April, is the wettest stretch of the year.