The average annual snowfall varies about as much as it possibly can. In the extreme southern tip of the state in Vegas, snow is rare below 4000 feet (Vegas is at 2000-3000 feet and snow happens probably every other year in small amounts. In Laughlin, even less where snow is VERY VERY rare. Then as you head north and west, the annual snowfall increases but varies dramatically by elevation and (Nevada is a mountain-valley state). The mountain ranges in the central part of the state above 6000 feet get 30-70 inches per year, while the valleys between 4000 and 6000 feet get between 10 and 50 inches annually. Reno gets about 22 inches annually at its lowest part of the valley on the east side, but as much as 35-60 inches in the western foothills of the city. 2 miles could make a huge difference. The Nevada side of Lake Tahoe (not in the basin rain shadow of greater Nevada) gets about 85 inches annually on the beach at 6200 feet, but as much as 250 or more inches annually in places above 8000 feet like Mt. Rose.
So essentially some places get no snow at all, other parts of Nevada are among the snowiest in the entire country.
No, snow does not fall in Trinidad. Trinidad is a tropical island located in the Caribbean with a warm climate all year round, making it unlikely for snow to occur.
Only 3.4 officially - there was much more inland.
The largest snowfall ever recorded in Florida was in the city of Tallahassee on February 13, 1958, when approximately 2.8 inches of snow fell. Snow is a rare occurrence in Florida due to its subtropical climate.
Yes, everywhere in New York State, including New York City and Long Island, get snow. However, New York City, Long Island, and the rest of southern New York State get much less snow than they do upstate.
The snow only falls in the place which has mountains or it falls in the north of a country example Pakistan, British Isles and USA.
The city of Hobart in Australia receives the most snow fall.
NYC has not had snow in September in recorded history.
why snow fall occurs
more and more snow falls on it and the snow gets too much weight on it and falls
It all depends on how much evaporation happened that month.
90-100"
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it makes snow fall over for about 5 seconds
Quite a lot.
24.5" fell in the winter of '88-'89.
Cleveland Ohio
Snowfall or freezing conditions in the City of Richland Washington in the winter of 2007-2008