Weather

Union County ranges in elevation from 1,600 ft. to 4,784 ft. above sea level.  Because of its unique topography, the county offers residents four distinct seasons.  Winters are generally mild, with an occasional dusting of snow.  The average annual snowfall is 3 inches.  Spring brings new life to the mountains in the form of vibrant yellow-green leaves and many colorful wildflowers.  Summers are mostly comfortable, with cool evenings.  Autumns bring vibrant colorful changes in the leaves, making this area one of the most popular for leaf-watching.  The county’s average annual rainfall is 65 inches.