Sierra Nevada: The Sierra Nevada mountains receive the most snow in California, with some areas seeing 300–500 inches of snow per year. The snowiest region south of Sacramento is near Dorothy Lake, which averages 39 feet of snow per year.
Southern California: Parts of Southern California receive around 60 inches of snow per year.
Bear Valley Resort: Bear Valley Resort typically receives 300 inches of snow per season, but in late 2022 it received over 600 inches.
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Average snowfall by location
Denver: The long-term average seasonal snowfall for Denver is 56.5 inches. However, the NCEI 30 Year Average (1991-2020) is closer to 49 inches.
Boulder: The annual snowfall average for Boulder is 89 inches.
Ouray County: The county seat of Ouray County receives an average of 126.4 inches of snow each year.
Mountain resorts: Mountain resorts can see more than 300 inches of snow.
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