How many snow depth days does your climate have?

[Steelernation71]

Originally Posted by srfoskey

When you go to NOWData or Climod or whatever you use, and select snow depth, then select sum. That gives the number of snow depth days.
So Bridgeport should be 102, and New York JFK should be 75, etc.

Nowdata days 317 so my estimate was just 0.3 days off. For my ideal, I checked some places in southeast Colorado which are very close to my ideal climate to get a better idea and I realized 6-8 is way to low. I'll go with about 40 as my ideal amount of snow depth days.

[animalcrazy]

On a good year we could have snow on the ground for a solid month or two, but I've noticed that this is less and less true. It comes for a few days and it's gone. Then it comes back and is gone again.

My ideal would be two feet on the ground from November 1st through April 1st. Jump for joy, clap clap.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by animalcrazy

On a good year we could have snow on the ground for a solid month or two, but I've noticed that this is less and less true. It comes for a few days and it's gone. Then it comes back and is gone again.

My ideal would be two feet on the ground from November 1st through April 1st. Jump for joy, clap clap.

You would like Salt Lake City, consistent snow cover Dec thru Feb