Southern Utah: Mild Winter Wandaland!
Because our half of the globe is inclined away from the Sun, we will be entering into winter with longer days and shorter nights. The Southern Hemisphere will be experiencing the opposite, in the form of summer.
A large number of Snow Birds stay here in southern Utah during the winter months to escape cold conditions in the form of freezing temperatures, ice storms, heavy snow fall. They come from other states and Canada.
Occasionally, an arctic front shows up, dropping snow, driving temperatures down but winters are generally mild. People get outside and enjoy running, hiking the local parks, bike riding and golfing year 'round!
Palm trees are common on city streets, in residential landscapes and on many of Washington County's 13 local golf courses. I love the winters here and we do not travel until Spring, unless going further south!
People like getting to better weather in the St. George area. You're welcome to visit this beautiful, Winter Wandaland for yourself!
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