#Monthly snow totals nj archive#

#Monthly snow totals nj archive#

To view winter storm totals collected from previous winters, please visit our archive page.Ī map of winter 2020-2021 snowfall is available here. REFERENCE NOTES NEW JERSEY MARCH 1990 STATION NAMES : DEFINITIONS Name of the. The remaining reports are obtained from spotter and public observations sent to the NWS and Office of the NJ State Climatologist. 'Coop' denotes observations from official National Weather Service Cooperative Observer Program stations. 'CoCo' denotes observations from the CoCoRaHS precipitation observing network. Notes: Snow totals are posted for events where at least one station in NJ reports 2 or more inches of snow. Please read our Copyright and Data Disclaimer Information Denver receives about 57 inches annually, while the mountains can get between 150 to over 400 inches of snow.Snowfall amounts (inches) are taken from reports gathered by the NJ State Climatologist and the National Weather Service (NWS) Offices in Mt. The state as a whole receives feet inches of snow annually, but this varies significantly across the state. ColoradoĬolorado receives the tenth-highest amount of snowfall annually in the country, which is good considering the state is known for its skiing. Well-known for its cold, snowy winters, Minnesota receives about 37.8 inches of snow annually. With about 38.7 inches annually, Connecticut is the eighth-snowiest state in the country. Unsurprisingly, another New England state makes the list of snowiest states in the U.S. The eastern shore of Lake Michigan in the Lower Peninsula gets more snow annually than any other area of the state. The state as a whole receives 43.5 inches of snow on average per year. Michigan is a victim of lake effect snow.

The northeastern and central areas of Massachusetts get hit the hardest by snow each year. Massachusetts receives an average of 44.3 inches of snow annually, averaging five snow events each winter month. is the fourth New England state on the list. Like Michigan, New York frequently receives lake effect snowfall, especially in cities such as Rochester and Buffalo. New York receives an average of 51.3 inches of snow every year. Caribou, the northernmost city in the contiguous United States, recently recorded 157 consecutive days of at least one inch of snowfall. On average, Maine receives about 57.6 inches of snow and 28 days of snowfall.

Maine is the third-coldest state and the fourth-snowiest state in the United States. In the 2018-2019 winter season, the state had 201 inches of snowfall.

Vermont sees about 54 days of snow annually. The numbers are for the total amount of new snow and how many days it snows at least 0.1 inches (0.25 centimetres) this month. New Hampshire’s neighbor, Vermont, receives more snow per year than most states with an average of 58.4 inches. The tables below give monthly averages for snowfall during February at cities and other locations in New Jersey. Washington, receives around 23 feet of snowfall every year, making it one of the snowiest places in the United States. The highest mountain peak in New Hampshire, Mt. New Hampshire receives an average of 59.9 inches annually, making it the second-snowiest U.S. Alaska is the snowiest state, receiving about 72.8 inches annually. Unsurprisingly one of the coldest states in the U.S. However, snow can also make driving dangerous, cause power outages and fallen trees, cancel flights, and cause icy conditions. Heavy snowstorms can cancel school and allow people to stay home from work. Winter sports enthusiasts hope for consistent, quality snowfall for skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, and other outdoor activities.