Interesting Weather Events

Brigham Young University

Dept. of Physics & Astronomy

Here are some events in the weather around Provo, Utah that have left an interesting signature in the data.

15 February 2006, British or SI units - a stationary front that resulted in significant snowfall (about 7") in the Provo-BYU area.

18-31 October 2004, British or SI units - a near-record rainfall during the last 2 weeks of October.

15 December 2002, British or SI units - the passage of a dry, windy squall over Provo.

25 July 2002, British or SI units - The passage of a strong thunderstorm cell with significant macroburst activity. This was the first significant rainstorm since 21 May 2002.

8 June 2002, British or SI units - The strong windstorm that caused the cancellation of the swimming portion of the triathlon in Utah Lake.

8 March 2002, British or SI units - The passage of a sequence of a fast-moving cold front and squalls through Utah Valley.

7 March 2002, British or SI units - The passage of a very fast-moving cold front squall through Utah Valley.

3 December 2001, British or SI units - The passage of a very slow-moving cold front. The front entered the northern end of the Wasatch Front (Brigham City area) around 6 am.

31 August 2000, British or SI units - The passage of a strong thunderstorm through Utah Valley.

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