Newton, Utah Climate Data

Newton, Utah has a Humid Continental Hot Summers With Year Around Precipitation climate (Köppen classification: Dfa). Average annual temperatures range from 1.4 °C (low) to 15.6 °C (high). Annual precipitation averages 420.1 Millimeters. Newton is located in USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 6a. The growing season typically runs from the last frost around May 1 - May 10 through the first frost around Oct. 1 - Oct. 10.

Avg Annual High15.6 °C
Avg Annual Low1.4 °C
Annual Precipitation420.1 mm
Hardiness ZoneZone 6a
Growing Season: Last frost around May 1 - May 10 — First frost around Oct. 1 - Oct. 10 — Approximately 125-150 Days frost days per year.

Monthly Average Climate Data for Newton, Utah

Average monthly temperatures and precipitation Switch to Fahrenheit
MonthAvg. LowAvg. HighAvg. Precip
January-9.6 °C0.2 °C45.72 mm
February-7.3 °C3 °C37.85 mm
March-2.2 °C9.7 °C39.37 mm
April1.1 °C14.7 °C44.96 mm
May5.1 °C19.9 °C56.9 mm
June8.7 °C26 °C27.43 mm
July12.7 °C31.7 °C13.97 mm
August11.9 °C31.1 °C17.27 mm
September7.2 °C25.2 °C31.5 mm
October1.3 °C16.8 °C38.1 mm
November-3.7 °C8.2 °C29.72 mm
December-8.4 °C1.1 °C37.34 mm
Annual1.4 °C15.6 °C420.13 mm

Climate Zone Data for Newton, Utah

Average First Frost DateOct. 1 - Oct. 10
Average Last Frost DateMay 1 - May 10
Average Days With Frost125-150 Days
Plant Hardiness ZoneZone 6a : -23.3°C to -20.6°C
Plant Hardiness Zone - 2012Zone 6a : -23.3°C to -20.6°C
Current Drought ConditionsSevere Drought
Köppen Climate ClassificationDfa - Humid Continental Hot Summers With Year Around Precipitation
2026 plantmaps.com