A fire ban is currently in effect in and around Moab. That means you cannot light fires or personal fireworks of any kind — including in your campsite fire ring. Please practice fire safety and review locations of active wildfires in Utah. 

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Weather in Moab

Moab’s weather is as varied as its landscape. The typically mild winters in the lower elevations provide perfect conditions for hiking, golfing, and bicycling while the higher elevations offer skiing and snowmobiling. An occasional winter snowfall in the red rock valleys creates an awesome color contrast. Spring flowers come early to the low country and linger into June in the high mountains. By summer, red rock country is characterized by hot and dry days, mild evening temperatures, and lingering sunsets. An occasional summer thunderstorm can result in spectacular waterfalls that cascade from the tops of towering sandstone cliffs. Daytime temperatures in the mountain valleys and on the mesas can be as much as 10 to 20 degrees cooler. In the fall aspen and oak trees add hues of red, yellow, and orange to the green slopes of the alpine mountains.