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Salt Lake City snow in 2021-22

Salt Lake City recorded 38.8 inches of snow in 2021-22, against a 1991-2020 normal of 51.9 inches. Measurable snow, at 0.1 inch or more, fell on 27 days at Salt Lake City International Airport, and the largest single fall was 4.5 inches on Dec 14, 2021.

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Salt Lake City snow in 2021-22

Salt Lake City snow in 2021-22
Season total38.8 inches2021-22
1991-2020 normal51.9 inchesNormals, the 1991-2020 average, come from NCEI.
Measurable days27
Largest day4.5 inchesDec 14, 2021

Snow by month in 2021-22

Measured total1991-2020 normal
Monthly snow totals for 2021-22. Dark bars show measured amounts, light bars show the 1991-2020 normal for comparison.

Every measurable snow day in 2021-22

Every measurable snow day in 2021-22: Salt Lake City
DateSnowfall
Apr 12, 20220.3 inches
Apr 11, 20221.0 inches
Apr 5, 20220.1 inches
Mar 20, 20220.2 inches
Mar 9, 20220.6 inches
Mar 8, 20220.8 inches
Mar 6, 20224.3 inches
Mar 5, 20223.8 inches
Feb 25, 20221.0 inches
Feb 24, 20220.3 inches
Feb 23, 20221.5 inches
Feb 22, 20220.9 inches
Feb 21, 20220.5 inches
Feb 16, 20220.4 inches
Feb 2, 20220.7 inches
Jan 25, 20220.3 inches
Jan 20, 20220.6 inches
Dec 31, 20213.6 inches
Dec 30, 20212.0 inches
Dec 28, 20210.4 inches
Dec 27, 20213.0 inches
Dec 26, 20211.5 inches
Dec 16, 20210.1 inches
Dec 15, 20214.2 inches
Dec 14, 20214.5 inches
Dec 10, 20210.8 inches
Dec 9, 20211.4 inches

The readings come from Salt Lake City International Airport, a GHCN-Daily station whose record begins in 1948. Station observations from GHCN-Daily, with a 1 to 3 day lag and quality checks.

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