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- 2003_Utah_snowstorm abstract "The 2003 Utah snowstorm was a major snowstorm that affected the state of Utah during December 25–31, 2003. Many areas of Utah were paralyzed by up to 4 feet (1.2 m) of snow. The Wasatch Front from the Salt Lake Valley northward saw generally 1–3 feet of snow (30-90 cm), with up to four feet on the benches, while the surrounding mountains generally saw 5–7 feet of snow (1.5–2 m), with up to nine feet in some areas. The storm even reached southern Utah with moderate snow amounts, with a few inches in some low-lying valley locations. At least five deaths were attributed to the heavy snow.The Salt Lake City airport saw 21.9 inches (55.6 cm) of snow. The 19.4 inches (49.3 cm) of snow that fell during December 25-28, in the first wave of the storm, ranks as the 5th-largest storm in Salt Lake City history. The most snow along the Wasatch Front was found on the Layton bench in Davis County, which saw 51 inches (130 cm). Davis and Weber Counties were perhaps the hardest-hit areas, with even valley locations recording over 2 and as much as 3 feet (60–90 cm) in places. Bountiful, typically one of the areas hardest hit by lake-effect snows, saw 32 inches (81 cm), Clearfield 28 in (71 cm), and Ogden 36 in (91 cm). The storm also affected areas further north, including Brigham City with 19 inches (48 cm) and Logan with 18 inches. Areas along the southern Wasatch Front saw less snow, with just six inches (15 cm) in Provo, although Spanish Fork saw 17 inches (43 cm), due to lake effect snows from Utah Lake, which Spanish Fork is frequently in the path of. The Wasatch Back also saw significant amounts of snow, with 50 inches (130 cm) in Summit Park, near the summit of Parley's Canyon and just a few miles northwest of Park City.The Wasatch Mountains saw phenomenal, near-record amounts of snow. Farmington Canyon in Davis County saw the most snow of any place in the storm, with 103 inches (262 cm) of snow. The ski resorts of Salt Lake County saw several feet of snow as well, with some skiers reporting \"epic ski conditions.\" Alta saw 87 inches (221 cm) of snow, Snowbird had 82 inches (208 cm), Brighton 66 inches (168 cm), and Nordic Valley 51 inches (130 cm).Unusual for such a storm, this massive snowstorm even penetrated into southern Utah, dropping moderate amounts across the south. The Brian Head ski resort saw 40 inches (102 cm) to top off mountain locations, while even low valley locations saw snow, including Kanab with seven inches (18 cm), and Hurricane with two inches (5 cm), just a few hundred feet (~100 m) higher and a few miles east of Saint George.Overall, five people were killed in the storm. An avalanche on the east side of Mount Timpanogos killed three snowboarders on December 26, while traffic accidents killed two people on December 28. In addition, at least 1,000,000 people along the Wasatch Front lost power just on the first day of the storm, and at least 2,000 traffic accidents were reported (most of them along the Wasatch Front). In total, the storm caused at least $3,820,000 in damage. Utah Power (now Rocky Mountain Power) faced criticism from residents and even the Salt Lake City council on the speed and effectiveness of restoring power to the area after more than 300 customers were still without power 20 days after the storm.".
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- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageID "4301381".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageLength "5021".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageOutDegree "47".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageRevisionID "626590073".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Alta,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Avalanche.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Bountiful,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Brian_Head_Ski_Resort.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Brigham_City,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Brighton_Ski_Resort.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Category:2003_in_Utah.
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- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Category:Natural_disasters_in_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Clearfield,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Davis_County,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Farmington,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Farmington_Canyon.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Hurricane,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Kanab,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Lake-effect_snow.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Layton,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Logan,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Mount_Timpanogos.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Ogden,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink PacifiCorp.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Park_City,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Parleys_Canyon.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Provo,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Salt_Lake_City.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Salt_Lake_City_International_Airport.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Salt_Lake_County,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Salt_Lake_Valley.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Snowbird,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Spanish_Fork,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink St._George,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Utah_Lake.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Wasatch_Back.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Wasatch_Front.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Wasatch_Range.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Weber_County,_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink Wolf_Mountain.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLink File:0312_December_2003_snowstorm.jpg.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLinkText "2003 Utah snowstorm".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageWikiLinkText "a large snowstorm".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm areasAffected Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm dateDissipated "2003-12-31".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm dateFormed "2003-12-25".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm maximumAmount "103".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm name "2003".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm pressure "Unknown".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm stormtype "Snowstorm".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm totalDamages(usd)_ "1820000.0".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm totalFatalities "5".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_winter_storm.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm subject Category:2003_in_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm subject Category:2003_meteorology.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm subject Category:Natural_disasters_in_Utah.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm hypernym Snowstorm.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm type Redirect.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm comment "The 2003 Utah snowstorm was a major snowstorm that affected the state of Utah during December 25–31, 2003. Many areas of Utah were paralyzed by up to 4 feet (1.2 m) of snow. The Wasatch Front from the Salt Lake Valley northward saw generally 1–3 feet of snow (30-90 cm), with up to four feet on the benches, while the surrounding mountains generally saw 5–7 feet of snow (1.5–2 m), with up to nine feet in some areas.".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm label "2003 Utah snowstorm".
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm sameAs Q4601957.
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- 2003_Utah_snowstorm wasDerivedFrom 2003_Utah_snowstorm?oldid=626590073.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm depiction 0312_December_2003_snowstorm.jpg.
- 2003_Utah_snowstorm isPrimaryTopicOf 2003_Utah_snowstorm.