Snowfall Totals 2022-2023 (recorded, cities, season, inches)

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by memph

Shouldn't Watertown/Fort Bragg and Oswego have a lot of snow for season to date too? Watertown got more snow than Buffalo during the November lake effect storm no?

Unfortunately they arent an "official" station that reports snow. Rochester is closest and they have just 9.0".

[speagles84]

Speagles84 House
Washington County, PA as of 12/27/2022 at 8am

October: - 0.6" [1.5cm]
November: - 5.1" [13.0cm]
December: - 5.3" [13.5]
January: -
February: -
March: -
April: -
May: -

Season: - 11.0" [27.9cm]
Current Snow depth: - 2.5" [6.4cm]

Update, as no major snow events have happened, but many small to minor ones have. Have had light snowcover most of the 2nd half of December, but no more than 2.5" we currently have.

[memph]

Memph house
as of 12/27/2022 8pm

October: 0"
November: 1.5"
December: 2.0"

Season: 3.5"

Looks like that will be it for December as the warm weather rolls in and brings only rain. Maybe a slight chance of flurries tonight but looks like nothing measurable.

[Cambium]

Years Bridgeport and Boston ended up with 1" or less snow before New Years Day since 1950....

14 at BDR and only 3 ended up above normal

11 years in Boston and only 1 of those seasons ended up above normal

[Cambium]

Providence, Rhode Island has 3.4" so far. Here are all the years since 1950 where they had less than 4" on Dec 31st.

Of the 21, only 4 ended up with above normal snowfall for the season! Whoa!

Not looking good for Southern New England... unless its like 2014-15

[Cambium]

Top 30 Snowiest Climate Sites in the U.S.


Buffalo leading the pack with 101.6" which is over 6.5 Feet above normal

Grand Rapids is over 3 feet above norm
Duluth & Bismarck over 2 feet above norm
South Bend & Minneapolis 1 foot above

You need over 26 inches to make this list now

[Cambium]

As far as who is the highest above their normal? Surprised?

Memphis Tennessee. Normal is 0.1" and they have 500% more than that.

Valentine Nebraska has more than double their normal snowfall to date

[Pincho-toot]

Originally Posted by Cambium

As far as who is the highest above their normal? Surprised?

Memphis Tennessee. Normal is 0.1" and they have 500% more than that.

Valentine Nebraska has more than double their normal snowfall to date

11.1" as the normal for Arkansas? Doesn't sound right

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by Pincho-toot

11.1" as the normal for Arkansas? Doesn't sound right

Someone is paying attention. Something got screwy with that whole thing..


Here's an update as of yesterday... Whoa at Valentine Nebraska!
https://www.weather.gov/wrh/climate?wfo=lbf

Valentine Nebraska with 197% more than their normal of 11.9". They have almost 3 feet of snow already.

2 Tennessee Locations on here and even as far south as Arkansas.

[memph]

Wish there was a station monitoring snowfall amounts along the GTA lakeshore - Oakville TWN, Burlington Pier, Hamilton RBG, Toronto Downtown and Toronto Islands all do not - only Pearson does.

I'd be curious to know what's the longest the lakeshore has gone without any major snowfall/accumulation or long lasting snow cover.

Still only 4" with mostly rain and mild temperatures and little to no snow deep into January. The most we had was 1.5" on Dec 11 that lasted until the rain on Dec 15 melted it away.

Last year we didn't get much snow in early winter either. We had a bit more minor snowfall events, with the largest being about 3" in late November that lasted a few days before melting, but the ground was bare for most of December and early January until the big snowstorm on Jan 16-18.

This year it's starting to look like it'll take until at least late January until we get significant lasting snow cover. I seem to remember having some years when we had hardly anything until February but I wasn't keeping records so I'm not sure.