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Colorado “Wolf Creek Pass” Snowfall On February 18, 2026, th…

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Cоlоrаdо "Wolf Creek Pаss" Snowfаll On February 18, 2026, the National Weather Service reported extreme snowfall at Wolf Creek Pass. Meteorologists are tracking 100 specific sensor stations across the Rockies to measure accumulation levels. Accumulation Level Northern Rockies Central Rockies Southern Rockies Total Over 24 inches 15 10 25 50 12–24 inches 10 15 5 30 Under 12 inches 5 10 5 20 Total 30 35 35 100 Using the table above, calculate the following probabilities. Write your answers as fractions, then decimal (proportion) and percent form. What is the probability a station recorded Over 24 inches of snow? What is the probability a station is in the Central Rockies AND recorded Under 12 inches? What is the probability a station is in the Northern Rockies OR recorded 12–24 inches? Given that a station is in the Southern Rockies, what is the probability it recorded Over 24 inches?

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