What is the average snowfall amount for Utah mountains?

Answer 1

Snowfall in Idaho varies greatly, from 4.7 inches per year in Riggins (northern Idaho) to 135.8 inches in McCall, in north-central Idaho.

In Sun Valley, Idaho, the annual snowfall is about 120 inches per year.

Answer 2

it depends on what part of the state you are in, the park city mountain resorts receive roughly 400 inches a year, while big and little cottonwood canyons in Salt Lake City receive about 500 inches a year

Answer 3

The average snowfall in the USA varies by state. The Northernmost state, Alaska, receives an average of almost 75 inches each year in the city of Anchorage. Overall, the tropical state of Hawaii averages zero inches of snow. However there is a ski resort at Mauna Kea on the Big Island. It receives an average of five inches of snow per year.

Answer 4

It usually snows a once or twice in October, a few times in November, once or twice a week in December and January, a few times in February, and once or twice in March. However it has been known to snow into June.

Answer 5

The average snowfall in Utah mountains can vary depending on the specific location and elevation. On average, some areas receive around 400-600 inches of snowfall per year. Higher elevation areas can receive significantly more snow, with some regions averaging over 700 inches annually.

Answer 6

It is from 0 mm some places and some places there is 7 meters!!!!

Answer 7

Depends which mountains and how high up, but it's generally at least 100 inches and over 400 inches in the best places (ski resorts tend to be set up here).