Summer temperatures in the Basin and Range Province can exceed 100°F.

During the summer months, temperatures in the Basin and Range Province often rise significantly, frequently exceeding 100°F (37.8°C) in many areas, particularly in lower elevations and desert regions. The combination of arid conditions and intense sunlight contributes to these high temperatures. This extreme heat can create challenging living conditions for residents and impact local wildlife. The temperature variations across the province can be considerable, with higher elevations experiencing cooler temperatures, but the general trend in the lower, desert areas is marked by intense summer heat.