Raleigh typically has 5.97 inches of snow per year with a standard deviation of 3.7 inches. Denver typically has 60.2 inches of snow per year with a standard deviation of 9.4 inches. One year Raleigh had 16.5 inches of snow. The year Denver had the most snow, there was 80.2 inches of snow. Assuming snow depth follows a bell-shaped distribution, which city received relatively more snow? Denver had relatively more snow because the difference between that year's snow measurement and mean was greater. Raleigh had relatively more snow because its standard deviation is smaller. Denver had relatively more snow because its z-s re closer to zero. Raleigh had relatively more snow because its z-score is higher. Both cities had the same amount of snow when compared to their respective means.