Wasatch Front Snowfall a Surprise
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By Joseph M. Dougherty Deseret Morning News  Meteorologists know not to be surprised by the weather.  Even though their computer models had predicted snow down to 7,500 feet for early Saturday, many residents awoke to a dusting, or slightly more, along the Wasatch Front.
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With more than 8 feet of snow already coating the ground, it wasn't good news for this winter-weary region when the blue sky turned gray Saturday, signaling another intense snow squall was about to dump some more.
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By Jenny Dolan, La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Dec. 11--'Tis the season to be jump-started.   Wisconsin winters aren't easy on cars or their owners.
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Dee Bottorff clears snow from her driveway Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004, in Lyndhurst, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland. Frigid temperatures, blasting wind and more snow than some places normally see in a year left parts of the Midwest and South paralyzed Thursday.
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Mother nature is fickle. Just two weeks ago, freezing ice and snow blanketed the region. Last week, she teased us with mild weather. Dare we say it? Spring is just around the corner.
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IQALUIT, Nunavut Territory -- Simon Nattaq lost both feet to frostbite when his snowmobile crashed through the ice, made thin by rising Arctic temperatures.
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Storms that roared through the Northwest and Rockies &#151; crippling traffic and helping break a Seattle precipitation record &#151; blew through the southern Plains and Midwest, bringing the first significant ice and snow of the season.
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A small amount of snow dusts bouquets in the Park City area on Friday after some mountain valleys and higher-elevation areas got a foretaste of winter from hovering storm clouds.  (c) 2006 Deseret News (Salt Lake City). Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning.
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Members of the Wasatch Backcountry Rescue team demonstrate the use of the first helicopter-mounted avalanche transceiver technology in the United States.
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By DANA BARTHOLOMEW\\ Staff Writer  Blame the freeze. Blame the record dry spell. Whatever the cause, hills covered with tinder-dry brush could easily go up in smoke unless they see some rain -- soon.
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From shoveling to playing Monopoly, snow packs a big impact in cold-front country.
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Forecasters warned Saturday night of possible freezing temperatures this morning.  Snow fell Saturday at the 4,500-foot mark from Farmington northward in a rare late-summer snowstorm.  In Salt Lake County, residents at 5,400 feet and above saw trace amounts of snow.
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Goose Gossage takes a long, hot shower after snow-blowing the driveway on this Tuesday morning. He brings in his old husky's big water bowl because it's still freezing outside, where five inches of fresh-fallen flakes blanket his beautiful view of the Rocky Mountains.
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SHAVER LAKE, Calif. The weather is apparently cooperating in the search for 13 hikers missing after an intense California storm. It dumped snow and rain across the Sierras over the past two days.
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Just a half hour before an avalanche outside a Utah ski resort trapped as many as five people under 30 feet of snow, skier Jess Fleig sensed that something was amiss.
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Talk about timing. Sunday's northeaster, which brought more than a foot of snow to spots in New England, was a lot easier to take for most people than last Thursday's commuting headache. The blustery storm carried strong winds, ice, and sleet, and made young skiers and riders count the days until the upcoming vacation week.
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Last year's rain and warm temperatures washed out the annual Winter Trails Day showcase at Weston Ski Track, but the on-snow show that introduces cross-country skiing and snowshoeing to novices will go on.