Historical weather data, all-time temperature records, and monthly climate averages for Taylorsville, UT. Explore typical weather conditions by week for trip planning, and see how today compares to the historical record.
April 4th in Taylorsville runs the full gamut — highs have swung from a balmy 79° (2021) down to a low of just 20° back in 1955. Expect a typical spring day in the low 60s, though there's a 14% chance of snow keeping things honest.
Taylorsville earns its Utah credentials with a 129-degree spread between its all-time extremes: a scorching 107° in June 2021 and a brutal -22° in January 1949. October is surprisingly dramatic too, holding both the wettest single day (2.47" in 2025) and the snowiest (13.8" in 1984).
Summer is peak heat here, with mid-July averaging a 94° high and the mercury capable of pushing well past 100°. Winters are cold but not brutal, hovering around 35-38° in January. If you're planning around rain, late April is your wettest window, while June through August stays mostly dry.