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Home / Environment / Florida Town Gets 13x More Snow Than Salt Lake City

Florida Town Gets 13x More Snow Than Salt Lake City

4 Feb

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Summary

  • Marianna, Florida, received 1.3 inches of snow in January.
  • Salt Lake City has experienced its least snowy winter on record.
  • Low snowpack threatens Utah's water supply and increases fire risk.
Florida Town Gets 13x More Snow Than Salt Lake City

Marianna, Florida, recorded 1.3 inches of snow in January, a quantity thirteen times greater than the trace amounts observed in Salt Lake City during the same period. This unusual reversal highlights a persistent high-pressure system that kept Utah dry.

January is typically Salt Lake City's snowiest month, but this year, it has seen only a fraction of its average snowfall. This marks the least snowy winter since record-keeping began in 1884, following a winter that was already among the driest.

The minimal snowpack in Utah carries serious implications. Experts warn of reduced water availability during spring thaws, potentially leading to severe water supply issues if dry summer patterns persist. Additionally, drier vegetation increases the likelihood and duration of the wildfire season.

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Marianna, Florida, received 1.3 inches of measurable snowfall in January.
Salt Lake City is experiencing its least snowy winter on record, with only trace amounts of snow in January and very little overall since winter began.
A low snowpack in Utah means less water from spring thaws, threatening water supplies and increasing the risk of severe problems, including a longer fire season.

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