Snowfall Totals from 2014-15 Season (cold, records, sun, month)

[elcajones]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Let me know if you guys want to see snow totals for another state in the U.S. Obviously I cant post them all but will post on request.

Can you possibly do Arizona please?

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by elcajones

Can you possibly do Arizona please?

Sure. "WBAN" = the Official NWS Climo site. Flagstaff had about the same as me! (I had 61" total)

[srfoskey]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Top snowfall totals for North Carolina and Georgia.
Quick reminder Coop and CoCoRaHS sites sometimes don't report every single event so they aren't "official" but many are close or accurate.

Mt Mitchell 88.4"! I didn't know there were spots in NC that got over 5 feet.

Thanks!
I'm surprised by the big difference between largest Georgia seasonal snowfalls and largest North Carolina seasonal snowfalls. Maybe North Carolina just has more high-elevation weather stations.

[Cambium]

Winter 2014-15 Snowfall Totals.


Top 100 Snowfall Totals for all U.S Climo Sites.

Marquette #1. Philly made the list. Providence made it to Top 20. NYC in there.
CT Coast had more then Duluth Minnesota & Barrow Alaska.
Hartford 26th most for all of U.S Sites. 23.3" above normal.
Syracuse ended up a tad below normal but still tied for 4th place in total snowfall.

What else do you find interesting?

[Cambium]

Someone in the CT Weather thread noticed Albany missing from the graphic above... Sure enough NWS Albany stopped listing the snowfall data in their recent CLI reports.

I caught 3 other locations that stopped listing snowfall totals in their CLI reports.

Albany, NY
Nome, AK
Williamsport, PA
Harrisburg, PA

That means 4 locations dropped out of the Top 100 list. Sorry Philly

BLACKSBURG,VA
DAYTON, OH
LOUISVILLE, KY
PHILADELPHIA, PA

CORRECTED GRAPHIC..

Top 100 Winter 2014-15 Snowfall Totals.

Bridgeport had the same amount as Nome, Alaska.

[srfoskey]

Final snow/sleet totals for North Carolina and southern Virginia. I could have done this in late March but I never got around to it.

For places in North Carolina:
Boone: 26.9" (68.3 cm)
Asheville: 13.3" (33.8 cm) . . . . Departure: +3.4" (8.6 cm)
Greensboro: 9.6" (24.4 cm). . . . Departure: +2.0" (5.1 cm)
Raleigh: 7.9" (20.1 cm) . . . . . . Departure: +1.8" (4.6 cm)
Charlotte: 3.1" (7.9 cm) . . . . . .Departure: -1.2" (3.0 cm)
New Bern: 3.0"
Wilmington: 0.3". . . . . . . . . . . .Departure: -1.2" (3.6 cm)

My backyard: 6.2" (15.7 cm)

For places in southern Virginia:
Roanoke: 21.7" (55.1 cm)
Richmond: 12.8" (32.5 cm) . . . . Departure: +2.5" (6.4 cm)
Norfolk: 12.7" (32.3 cm) . . . . . .Departure: +6.9" (17.5 cm)
Danville: 9.8" (24.9 cm)

[Sickandtiredofthis]

16 inches

[Wildcat15]

I found out that Lexington's 40.0 inches last year was the 6th highest snowfall total on record (since 1886).

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by G8RCAT

I found out that Lexington's 40.0 inches last year was the 6th highest snowfall total on record (since 1886).

Daam. Nice!

[Wildcat15]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Daam. Nice!

Wow, the two highest were in back-to-back years. What was going on then?