Sentence examples for annual average snowfall from inspiring English sources

At Lake Tahoe, the popular ski area in cooler Northern California, almost every slope has seen less than half its annual average snowfall.

Yes, Madison, with its annual average snowfall of more than 50 inches.

Even though it's just 105 miles from Manhattan and 95 from Philadelphia, this elevated western part of the Poconos has significant snowfall, with an annual average of more than 60 inches, and cool summer temperatures that rarely reach 90 degrees.

The lowlands receive snowfall from mid-October to mid-May, with an annual average of 25 30 days of snow cover.

Ski resorts buy them to protect against low snowfall (a resort might recover, say, five thousand dollars for every inch that the season's snowfall is short of the annual average).

At Twin Falls, in the center of the Snake River Plain, the climate is nearly desert, with an annual rainfall of just 9.24 inches, although the average snowfall is 13.1 inches.

The region around Syracuse receives an unusual amount of lake-effect snow (an annual average of about 115 inches [2,900 mm]) because of its location near Lake Ontario; the Buffalo area, on Lake Erie, is also renowned for its annual heavy snowfalls (averaging some 95 inches [2,400 mm]).

Both cities ranked in the top five for coldest average annual temperature, and they also finished in the top 10 for average snowfall levels.

The lake-effect largely contributes to the 55 inches to 80 inches annual snowfall amounts recorded south and east of the lake, with average snowfall amounts exceeding 600 inches in the Wasatch Mountains.

Consider just one pinpoint on the map: Squaw Valley ski resort, where this season's snowfall measures an astounding 618 inches (better than one-third above its annual average) and the current base is around 220 inches.

Average Annual Snowfall: 459 inches 2013/2014 Snowfall: 500 inches 2013/2014 Powder days: Not Available 2014/2015 Snowfall to Date: 108 inches Live Webcam Link.