When it comes to winter, it can get a little dicey, especially for those who have never experienced it.
Snowfall can be anywhere from a few inches to as much as a foot.
For many, the weather is never a good thing.
“It’s a lot of stress on your body and it’s not something you really think about much,” said Lauren Dickson, a 29-year-old resident of Tucson, Arizona.
“But it’s a great time to be outdoors and to be able to get out and be out there with people.”
While winter is typically viewed as a time to warm up before heading out, many people opt to spend more time outdoors and enjoy the winter weather in its purest form.
As temperatures dip and fall to below zero, it’s important to keep hydrated and have plenty of sunscreen, but if you’re looking to spend some time in the mountains, here are some things you need to know.
Winter is a great opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, but it’s also a great chance to lose weight and get a toned-down physique.
If you’re wondering if you should go skiing or hiking, this infographic shows you some things to consider before you make that decision.
The temperature of Arizona can drop as low as -40 degrees F in the winter and as high as 45 degrees F. Even with the warmer weather, it may be a good idea to keep a close eye on your energy levels, and make sure you’re getting enough sleep.
If you’re not sure how to get a good night’s rest, try taking a few minutes to relax in the company of friends or family.
While the sun’s warmth can sometimes make a winter wonderland, temperatures will fluctuate as the day progresses.
Some snow may fall during the day, but the weather will usually warm up in the evening.
While winter can be a stressful time, there’s still plenty of time to enjoy life.
For more winter travel advice, check out this winter travel checklist.
What is snowfall?
Snowfall is the amount of precipitation that falls on a given area during the course of a year.
Snowfall varies from season to season and season to year.
It is measured in inches (inches per square meter).
Snowfall in the United States averages 3.4 inches per year.
Snowfall in Hawaii averages 7.4 feet per year, while in Alaska, snowfall averages 8.9 feet per month.
Source: NASA.com
