Historical weather data, all-time temperature records, and monthly climate averages for South Jordan, UT. Explore typical weather conditions by week for trip planning, and see how today compares to the historical record.
April 5th sits squarely in South Jordan's rainiest stretch of the year, with a 30% chance of precipitation today — not surprising given that the Apr 2–8 window is the wettest of the calendar. Historically, this date has swung wildly, from a balmy 84° in 1959 to a bitter 16° in 1955, so the average high of 61° tells only part of the story.
South Jordan's weather has some serious range — 123 degrees separates the all-time high of 108° (July 1958) from the all-time low of -15° (January 1963). The extremes don't stop there: a single October storm in 1984 dumped 25 inches of snow, and a September day in 1982 brought nearly five inches of rain.
Summer is the dominant season here, with highs near 92–93° from mid-July through August and virtually no rain to speak of. If you're avoiding the heat, aim for April through June or September through October, when temps are pleasant in the 60s–80s but you'll want to pack a layer. Winter is cold but not brutal — January averages a high of just 37°, and most precipitation falls as snow between November and March.