A person from Utah is commonly referred to as a "Utahn."

It snows for quite a bit of the year in Utah. Usually, the first snow of the year is in late October, and the last snow of the year is in late March, although snow in April is often an occurrence. Most central and northern Utah is built right up against the mountains (I mean closer than you would imagine--we don't really have foothills, so it is valley and then you hit this huge mountain all of a sudden... a lot of cities are ON the mountain), so they tend to shade a lot of the valley from sun coming from the east that would normally melt the snow.

We have had pretty mild winters the last few years--only a few major snowstorms, but usually there are quite a few per month. Snow melts off of the roads and sidewalks pretty quickly, but stays on the grass for quite a while. I hate snow, but sometimes it is nice because the temperature is almost unbearably cold during the winter on clear days and nights.

The last snow this past winter was near the middle of JUNE... luckily it melted pretty quickly.

Yes. Utah is the 45 US state, founded on January 4, 1896. It is located in the western United STates.

So far this winter we have received about three inches of rain. It's been a very nice winter.

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Great Salt Lake, Lake Powell, and Utah Lake

U.W.C. owns cache valley they are white power skin heads and do not take kindly to other organizations they don't use drugs but they are suspected to be dealers if you run into a logan U.w.c member it is best to go the other way because they are known to hurt colors for no reason they where Dr Martin boats an shaved heads

The city of Washington, Utah has an elevation of 2,792 feet above sea level.

Washington does get down into 17 degrees at times and a little snow that does not stay very long. It starts to get warm in April, then August and September is very hot mostly over 100 degrees and up to 110 maybe more. It's a dry heat. Not very much humidity in Washington City. It's also very windy in April, May, June at times. Not very much rain. We love it here.

The city of Washington DC is on the Potomac River which separates the state of Maryland from the state of Virginia.

I believe a society in which the social groups, or sexes are mixed, or homogenized.

Yes, most of the older homes have basements but the newer track homes do not.

Yes, there are many people who have horse property and horses here.

Yes, it is very hot here in the summer but not unbearable. It's a dry heat, reaches about highs 115 maybe a little hotter sometimes.