Summer Snow Storm Sets Records In Parts Of United States

Winter came a little too soon for some Americans this week, as an early-season snow storm moved through parts of the western United States.
And it’s more than just a dusting. The three day average shows several areas of South Dakota, Montana and Wyoming received more than seven inches of snow, according to the Weather Channel. Up to 18 inches was estimated to have fallen in the Bighorn Mountains in northern Wyoming.
North Platte, Nebraska; Rapid City, South Dakota and Cody, Wyoming all reported the earliest snowfall on record this week. Boulder, Colorado also saw its first snow of the season, with less than an inch reported on Friday morning.
Photos of what some are calling “Snowtember” appeared on social media and local news outlets. While some celebrated the first snow of the season, others lamented that the rest of the country was still enjoying summer while they froze.

Snow blankets the town of Cut Bank, Montana (mikeyg733/AccuWeather)

Snow falls in Cut Bank (mikeyg733/AccuWeather).

Thick snow obscures the road in Cut Bank (mikeyg733/AccuWeather)
This kid from Calgary, which saw heavy snow earlier this week, summed up what many are thinking about the early winter.