Snowfall Totals for 2017-18 Season (2013, Chicago, most, normal)

[Arktikos]

Valdez, AK only has 46.5 inches for the season. Scroll to middle of this: https://alaskasnow.org/forecasts-obs...che-forecasts/

[speagles84]

My backyard:

October: 0.0"
November: 0.6"
December: 3.8"
January: -
February: -
March: -
April: -
May: -

Season: 4.4"

Pitrsburgh:

October: 0.0" (-0.3")
November: T" (-3.5")
December: 3.0" (-5.1")
January: - (-12.4")
February: - (-10.3")
March: - (-8.0")
April: - (-1.5")
May: - (-0.1")

Season: 3.0" (-41.2")

Decent start in December now

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by speagles84

My backyard:

October: 0.0"
November: 0.6"
December: 3.8"

Season: 4.4"

Decent start in December now

Here's your post from last year. (nice to have at our finger tips. It's why I like using this forum, its like a long weather diary )

I didn't find a post from you with the other 2 previous snowfall threads, maybe is in another thread.

Originally Posted by speagles84

Two seasons in a row below 30".... wow. That's only happened once in my lifetime.

Lets hope you go above 30 this time.

[speagles84]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Here's your post from last year. (nice to have at our finger tips. It's why I like using this forum, its like a long weather diary )

I didn't find a post from you with the other 2 previous snowfall threads, maybe is in another thread.




Lets hope you go above 30 this time.

Originally Posted by speagles84

Pittsburgh: 32.0" (-10.0") *third lowest total since 2000. 19th lowest all time.

Last 10 years. Average- 48.5"
1980 to 2010 yearly average: 42.0"

2017: 32.0" *19th lowest all time
2016: 29.9" *15th lowest all time
2015: 47.6"
2014: 63.4"
2013: 57.6"
2012: 37.1"
2011: 56.8"
2010: 77.7" *3rd highest all time
2009: 41.0"
2008: 41.2"

Did manage to make it to 32" by the end of the season, lucky April had some snow haha.

I'm hoping for 2010

[Isleofpalms85]

Just a barely even measurable .4 inches of snow so far for the 2017-2018 snow season in Indianapolislast year, Indianapolis couldn’t even rack up 10 inches, but at least last winter was in the top 10 mildest on modern record, doubtful this winter will be a mild winter

[speagles84]

My backyard:

October: 0.0"
November: 0.6"
December: 8.5"
January: -
February: -
March: -
April: -
May: -

Season: 9.1"

Pitrsburgh:

October: 0.0" (-0.3")
November: T" (-3.5")
December: 7.6" (-0.5")
January: - (-12.4")
February: - (-10.3")
March: - (-8.0")
April: - (-1.5")
May: - (-0.1")

Season: 7.6" (-36.6")

[Cambium]

As of 12/14/17


My backyard:

October: 0.0"
November: 0.0"
December: 6.3"

Season: 6.3"

[speagles84]

Originally Posted by Cambium

As of 12/14/17


My backyard:

October: 0.0"
November: 0.0"
December: 6.3"

Season: 6.3"

Keep those totals climbing

What is your yearly Snow? I know you're in CT close to NYC, but is Danbury or Bridgeport more accurate for a seasonal average?

[greatblueheron]

Dec 13 inches

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by speagles84

Keep those totals climbing

What is your yearly Snow? I know you're in CT close to NYC, but is Danbury or Bridgeport more accurate for a seasonal average?

yearly? like January 1st through today? Have to check. 6.3" for this season though.


This area is funny...


NYC - The warm pocket
Bridgeport - Right on the water
Danbury doesn't keep track
White Plains doesn't keep track
Poughkeepsie doesn't keep track.


So it's hard to get an "accurate". Lots of microclimates around or UHI or Water effect.


Danbury is over 40"/season.
NYC & Bridgeport is near 25".


Can't use Hartford or Albany.


I'm probably 30" if I had to guess a "normal".