The average winter snowfall in the Basin and Range Province is 10 inches.

The Basin and Range Province, with its generally arid and desert climates, receives limited snowfall in most areas, averaging around 10 inches in lower elevations. However, snowfall can vary widely across the region due to its diverse topography. While lower desert areas may see minimal snow, higher elevations, especially in mountainous areas like the Sierra Nevada and certain ranges in Nevada and Utah, can receive substantially more. These higher-altitude locations can experience significant snow accumulation, while the overall average across the Basin and Range remains relatively low.