Counties in Utah with more precipitation over the past year than average

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- Precipitation over the past year: 10.9 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 1.7 inches above average (#37 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 6.2 inches below statewide average
#29. Wayne County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 11.3 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 1.9 inches above average (#27 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 5.8 inches below statewide average
#28. Emery County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 13.8 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 1.9 inches above average (#37 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 3.3 inches below statewide average
#27. Grand County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 14.1 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 1.9 inches above average (#29 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 3.0 inches below statewide average
#26. Uintah County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 12.9 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 2.2 inches above average (#27 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 4.2 inches below statewide average
#25. San Juan County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 12.5 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 2.3 inches above average (#22 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 4.6 inches below statewide average
#24. Tooele County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 15.8 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 2.8 inches above average (#23 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 1.3 inches below statewide average
#23. Garfield County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 20.6 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 2.9 inches above average (#31 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 3.6 inches above statewide average
#22. Duchesne County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 12.8 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 2.9 inches above average (#15 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 4.3 inches below statewide average
#21. Millard County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 19.3 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 3.0 inches above average (#22 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 2.3 inches above statewide average
#20. Sevier County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 18.2 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 3.1 inches above average (#20 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 1.1 inches above statewide average
#19. Daggett County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 16.3 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 3.7 inches above average (#15 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 0.8 inches below statewide average
#18. Beaver County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 23.4 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 3.9 inches above average (#24 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 6.3 inches above statewide average
#17. Sanpete County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 15.7 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 4.0 inches above average (#15 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 1.4 inches below statewide average
#16. Juab County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 18.7 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 4.0 inches above average (#17 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 1.6 inches above statewide average
#15. Carbon County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 16.0 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 4.0 inches above average (#14 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 1.1 inches below statewide average
#14. Box Elder County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 31.1 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 4.2 inches above average (#29 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 14.0 inches above statewide average
#13. Summit County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 16.7 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 4.5 inches above average (#12 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 0.4 inches below statewide average
#12. Kane County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 21.7 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 4.8 inches above average (#18 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 4.6 inches above statewide average
#11. Piute County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 22.1 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 5.4 inches above average (#12 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 5.0 inches above statewide average
#10. Rich County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 20.1 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 5.5 inches above average (#7 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 3.0 inches above statewide average
#9. Iron County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 25.1 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 6.0 inches above average (#12 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 8.0 inches above statewide average
#8. Utah County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 28.7 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 6.6 inches above average (#10 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 11.6 inches above statewide average
#7. Salt Lake County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 33.2 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 7.2 inches above average (#13 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 16.1 inches above statewide average
#6. Morgan County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 32.4 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 7.4 inches above average (#11 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 15.4 inches above statewide average
#5. Wasatch County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 32.8 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 7.4 inches above average (#12 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 15.7 inches above statewide average
#4. Davis County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 23.0 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 7.9 inches above average (#5 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 5.9 inches above statewide average
#3. Washington County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 35.5 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 8.6 inches above average (#13 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 18.4 inches above statewide average
#2. Weber County
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- Precipitation over the past year: 38.0 inches
- Comparison to 1901-2000 average: 10.1 inches above average (#11 rainiest September-August period since 1895)
- Comparison to state's precipitation over past year: 20.9 inches above statewide average

This story features data reporting and writing by Emma Rubin, and is part of a series utilizing data automation across 44 states.

#1. Cache County
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