is this weird or bad?

thatgirltoo
Mon, 14 Apr 2008 16:09:43 +0000

The climate in Utah is “high desert,” which means low humidity. Hence, you won’t feel as cold in the winter, nor as hot in the summer, and the snow is lighter and not as “wet” as in a more humid environment. The snow also doesn’t freeze as much at night, so if you like skiing, and in particular, night skiing, it is better. It snows a lot in Northern Utah - sometimes up to a foot or more in one storm, even in SLC. (But be warned, this doesn’t mean school will be out on those days - something drastic in addition to 2 feet of snow, like a power outage, has to occur for the city to shut down.) Anyway, just thought I would suggest it since you want someplace with snow.

Oh, I forgot - tornadoes have been known to rip through downtown SLC, but they are very rare. Good luck with your college search!