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There is a variation between years here.In the winter of 2013/2014 snow cover was quite thin, maximum was 8 cm only and most of the winter there was no snow on the ground - that is untypical in here. At the same time winters of 2009/10, 10/11 were snowier than average with 36-40 cm of snow. Weatheronline's climate robot says highest average snow depth in February is (data of Tartu) is 14.6 cm.
Um it snows every cold snap in the UK.. Its not dry
It snows without a cold snap in Sweden, are you calculating the maximum snow depth in your area excluding the years it hasn't snowed, or are you taking a 'no snow' winter into account?
I live in a suburb of Tucson, a metro that has a variety of elevations within it. I have lived here for nine years and in my suburb we've had about an inch of snow three times since I've been here. In each case it hung around less than half a day before it melted. We've had a few winters where snow wasn't even visible in the part of the Catalina Mountains I can see from my house. Only twice in these nine years has there been any significant run-off of melted snow from the mountains that made it to the Cañada del Orowash running behind the housing development where I live.
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We didn't even see that much in the 2013-14 winter, our maximum was 12cm (4.7")
