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Southern Utah in early November - any feedback on weather for riding?
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pegasus1300
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The Monsoon season is over but winter is coming on and the nights and early mornings can be very cold. Rain is not very common, but you can run into light fluffy snow especially as you get higher, though November can also be very dry. The snow on the red rock desert with the green junipers and cedars is also just gorgeous and worth the risk. Dress warmly, in layers and use electric clothing if you have it.Bring rain gear or have waterproof jackets.
I ride all year. In winter I always ride south and it's always cold, seldom wet for very long, but it is still Utah and changeable. Enjoy your trip, see the wonderful sights in a different time from the usual tourist.
I ride all year. In winter I always ride south and it's always cold, seldom wet for very long, but it is still Utah and changeable. Enjoy your trip, see the wonderful sights in a different time from the usual tourist.
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Per AccuWeather: Today, snow in the higher elevations with the possibility of some hitting the lower elevations. I would say, watch out for the mountain passes.
pegasus1300
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What Mikey said.
pegasus1300
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Snow today All the way down into the valleys. Very cold . Even in Southern Utah. New storm on the way. But it will pass and the red rock will be beautiful in it's white coat
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