St. George
Utah, United States · Population 113,096
Tools
Peak summer under an extreme-heat stretch: the heat clock first, then where a resident can actually go, then today's air. Drought and the cooling calculator lead the cards.
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When Can I Be Outside?
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Where to Cool Off
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Air & Dust Today
How Dry Is It?
The official drought category for Washington County right now, from the national drought monitor — with the local water numbers behind it.
What Cooling Costs
Work out roughly what it costs to keep your place cool here, month by month — and see what the thermostat and the equipment are actually worth in dollars.
Lawn Rebate & Watering
See what tearing out your lawn would pay, how much water it saves, and how often to water this month.
Your Home Water Use
See your household's water use per person against the desert's conservation goal — and where it actually goes.
Events This Week
St. George's big races, the Tuacahn season, rodeo and snowbird-season fixtures in one place, each with its source.
When Is Town Busy?
How crowded St. George usually is on any day in the next few weeks — the snowbird season, the marathon and Senior Games weekends — and the calmest day to go instead.
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Changelog
- UpdatedFilled in the summer gap on Events This Week
- New toolShipped a guide to where you can cool off
- New toolNew tool: how dry is it, officially
- New toolNew tool: what it costs to keep your place cool
- Town updateAdded a sketch of the red bluffs above St. George
- New toolWhen St. George gets busy
- New toolToday's air and dust, in plain words
- New toolSee how much water your home uses — and where it goes
- New toolAdded a lawn rebate and watering calculator
- New townSt. George, Utah is now on Town Tools
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