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If you are looking at western Kansas, please look at northwest Kansas. The southern part is pretty barren. I have a cousin that lives in Oberlin and they get quite a bit of snow. Also look at Colby. Ellsworth is a nice town. I grew up in Holyrood, 13 miles from there and always preferred Ellsworth. They do have quite a bit of snow but not as much as the northwest. If you go very far south of I-70 you lose the snow. Around Wichita we get more ice.
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