Snowfall Totals from 2023-24 Season (average, temperatures, city, inches)

[memph]

So far in my town

Centre Wellington
Oct: trace
Nov: 1.5cm

Might get around 10cm before end of month? Nov 27-29 will be below freezing, so just a question of how much precipitation we get. Then warm up on Nov 30 with some rain.

[Pincho-toot]

2.7" in October
0.5" in November

Very strange weather

Last November we got 13"

[speagles84]

Catching up from earlier in the week. Couple days of light coatings/dustings

Snowfall @ Speagles backyard
As of 11/30/2023 11:00am

October: 0.1" [0.3cm]
November: 1.4" [3.6cm]
December:
January:
February:
March:
April:
May:

Season: 1.5" [3.9cm]

[memph]

memph's yard

Oct: trace
Nov: 12cm (5")

[memph]

memph's yard

Oct: trace
Nov: 12cm (5")
Dec: 4cm (1.5")

We'll see if we get more tonight - it looks like it might be more of a mixed precipitation event, snow-wet snow-freezing rain-rain. I think I can hope for a decent chunk to be snow though.

[Arktikos]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Here is a look at last winters final Top 30 snowiest locations. Even though was a snowless winter for most some spots saw a ton

Flagstaff ended 6 feet above normal with 163" 5th snowiest winter on record

Buffalo with 133.6" was 3 feet+ above normal

Caribou Maine ended up in 7th spot with

Sisseton, South Dakota with 81.8", WOW

Bismarck, ND 101.2"

Minneapolis with 90.3" which was over 3 feet above normal

A snowy winter for several locations last year. And look at Marquette with 265!

I couldn’t find final number for Valdez but it was doing quite well through January last year.
This year I think not real impressive so far, despite good showing from Anchorage.

https://www.countryjournal2020.com/2...ocking-in.html

[Cambium]

Sunday Funday. Top 30 Snowiest Climate Site Locations in the U.S.

Anchorage still leading the pack.

Caribou & Syracuse representing the East.

Marquette on the list but almost 2 feet below normal.

You need over 5.5" to make the list now.
(Erie has 5.4", Buffalo only 2.3")



The list above only represents the NWS climo sites that report snowfall, not every city. There's a city in NY that got over 30" of snow so far.

And You can see how Buffalo missed that Lake Effect event. CLOSE!

Not sure why Erie didn't get more. Maybe too close to the Lake?

[Pincho-toot]

Just under an inch overnight last night in Twin Cities.

[memph]

Got about 3cm last night and 0.5cm a few days earlier.

Oct: trace
Nov: 12cm (5")
Dec: 7.5cm (3")

Normal for December is 13" but I'm not sure we'll get that much unless we get some big storms end of month. Might get a little bit on Sunday night but so far nothing to tip the scales significantly in the 7 day forecast.

[Cambium]

Yeah, another lame December!

December snowfall:

Past 10 yrs: 33.1" (3.3" avg) 3 yrs with 6"+

Previous 10 yrs: 81.5" (8.2" avg) 7 yrs with 6"+