Monsoonal rains are in the forecast.

It’s important to stay safe on slick desert roads. Rain mixes with oil and dust, creating a slick surface that reduces traction. Hydroplaning happens fast. Water buildup between tires and pavement can cause your car to skid uncontrollably. Expect poor visibility. Rain and spray from other vehicles can obscure your view, especially if your wipers are rarely used. Flooding. St. George’s desert terrain struggles with drainage, so watch for pooling water on roads.

In addition to the terrain, St. George reported 2,029 traffic accidents in 2024, making it the city with the third highest number of accidents in Utah, behind Salt Lake City and West Valley City. These statistics are expected to increase as traffic increases. So we need to use extra caution when

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