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Total annual snowfall varies considerably. At the lower elevations in the east, the range is from 60 to 70 inches. Over the drier southwest portion, amounts vary from 45 to 55 inches. Snow is very light in the Big Horn Basin with annual averages from 15 to 20 inches over the lower portion and 30 to 40 inches on the sides of the Basin where elevations range from 5,000 to 6,000 feet. The mountains receive a great deal more and in the higher ranges annual amounts are well over 200 inches. At Beckler River Ranger Station in the southwest corner of Yellowstone Park, the snowfall averages 262 inches for a 20-year period.

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Average yearly precipitation in Wyoming varies with the location.

The lowest average precipitation is 7.5 inches (191 millimeters) at Fontenelle Reservoir Dam.

The highest average precipitation is 25.4 inches (644 millimeters)at Yellowstone Park, Old Faithful.

Annual Precipitation Average for the state of Wyoming is 12.97 inches, 48th wettest in the U.S.

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Wyoming is located in the mountain region of the Western United States. Its average annual rainfall is 12.97 inches, and is considered the 48th wettest state in the U.S.

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