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Sandy averages 55.8 inches of snow a year. The snowiest month is December (13.3″), and snow usually falls from October through April. On about 16 days a year at least an inch falls.

Average snowfall by month

4″8″12″July: 0 inJulAugust: 0 inAugSeptember: 0 inSepOctober: 0.8 inOct0.8November: 6.2 inNov6.2December: 13.3 inDec13.3January: 12.7 inJan12.7February: 10.0 inFeb10.0March: 8.6 inMar8.6April: 4.2 inApr4.2May: 0 inMayJune: 0 inJun
MonthSnowfallDays 1″+Days with snow coverFreezing nightsAvg. low
October0.8″<1—542°F
November6.2″2—1833°F
December13.3″4—2526°F
January12.7″4—2625°F
February10.0″3—2229°F
March8.6″2—1436°F
April4.2″1—640°F
May0″0—149°F
Year55.8″16—117

NOAA NCEI U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020 — snowfall at Holladay 0.5 Ese (6 mi from the city center, +98 ft elevation difference); temperatures at Draper-Point Of Mtn. Averages smooth out big years: single winters can bring half or double the normal.

Winter weather map around Sandy

Nearby cities

Midvale51.9″/yrWest Jordan51.9″/yrSouth Jordan55.8″/yrCottonwood Heights81.9″/yrDraper55.8″/yrMurray51.9″/yrRiverton26.3″/yrTaylorsville51.9″/yr

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Questions

How much snow does Sandy get a year?

55.8 inches in an average year (NOAA U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020, Holladay 0.5 Ese station, 6 miles away). The snowiest month is December with 13.3 inches.

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How many freezing nights does Sandy have?

About 117 nights a year drop to 32 °F or below (NOAA 1991–2020); the coldest month, January, averages a low of 25 °F.