While much of the United States basked in summery
temperatures, perplexed residents of Utah, Idaho and Montana woke up to snow
yesterday.
Winter just won't quit in the Northern Rockies, where a
swirling upper-level low left Alta, Utah with nine inches of snowfall on
Tuesday - their third highest one-day snowfall total in June ever.
The snow came as a wave of heavy rain drenched southern
Minnesota early Wednesday, flooding streets in Mankato and causing mudslides
that forced the closure of some highways.
Meanwhile, Nebraska is still reeling after deadly tornadoes
tore through the state, and New Mexico is battling wildfires that threaten to
destroy Native American homes, farm land and livestock.
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| this picture was posted Wednesday morning in kamas, Utah |
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| Winter just won't quit in the Northern Rockies where an upper-level low was swirling early this week. This picture was taken at Lamoille Canyon in Nevada where 3-4 inches were recorded |
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| A photo provided by Glacier National Park shows the Sperry Chalet in Glacier National Park, Montana on Wednesday June 18 |
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