Top 25 Snowiest Cities in the US (overall)

As the leading app-based snow plow ordering service, we feel we are one of the best authorities on who the snowiest cities are in the US. Snow can be beautiful to look at, but it can also be dangerous. In the United States, many cities experience a lot of snowfall each year. Here is a list of 25 of the snowiest cities in the US.

1. Syracuse, New York

We may be a bit biased about our hometime, but Syracuse is probably the snowiest city in the US, with an average of 115.6 inches of snow each year. The city experiences snow from October to May, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Syracuse‘s record snowfall was in 1970, when it received 219.1 inches of snow.

2. Erie, Pennsylvania

Erie is the second snowiest city in the US, with an average of 107.9 inches of snow each year. Erie experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Erie‘s record snowfall was in 1998, when it received 202.1 inches of snow.

3. Buffalo, New York

Buffalo is the third snowiest city in the US, with an average of 107.5 inches of snow each year. Buffalo experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Buffalo‘s record snowfall was in 1977, when it received 199.4 inches of snow.

4. Rochester, New York

Rochester is the fourth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 94.9 inches of snow each year. Rochester experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Rochester‘s record snowfall was in 1966, when it received 193.3 inches of snow.

5. Marquette, Michigan

Marquette is the fifth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 92.5 inches of snow each year.  Marquette experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Marquette‘s record snowfall was in 1978, when it received 191.9 inches of snow.

6. Duluth, Minnesota

Duluth is the sixth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 89.3 inches of snow each year. Duluth experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Duluth‘s record snowfall was in 1918, when it received 189.7 inches of snow.

7. International Falls, Minnesota

International Falls is the seventh snowiest city in the US, with an average of 86.9 inches of snow each year. International Falls experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. International Falls‘ record snowfall was in 1912, when it received 185.3 inches of snow.

8. Bismarck, North Dakota

Bismarck is the eighth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 84.8 inches of snow each year. Bismarck experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Bismarck‘s record snowfall was in 1912, when it received 181.0 inches of snow.

9. Grand Forks, North Dakota

Grand Forks is the ninth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 83.8 inches of snow each year. Grand Forks experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Grand Forks‘ record snowfall was in 1923, when it received 181.0 inches of snow.

10. Cheyenne, Wyoming

Cheyenne is the tenth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 81.8 inches of snow each year. Cheyenne experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Cheyenne‘s record snowfall was in 1949, when it received 180.0 inches of snow.

11. Billings, Montana

Billings is the eleventh snowiest city in the US, with an average of 80.5 inches of snow each year. Billings experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Billings‘ record snowfall was in 1923, when it received 179.5 inches of snow.

12. Casper, Wyoming

Casper is the twelfth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 79.7 inches of snow each year. Casper experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Casper‘s record snowfall was in 1949, when it received 179.5 inches of snow.

13. Aberdeen, South Dakota

Aberdeen is the thirteenth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 78.8 inches of snow each year. Aberdeen experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Aberdeen‘s record snowfall was in 1966, when it received 178.0 inches of snow.

14. Minot, North Dakota

Minot is the fourteenth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 78.1 inches of snow each year. Minot experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Minot‘s record snowfall was in 1923, when it received 178.0 inches of snow.

15. Rapid City, South Dakota

Rapid City is the fifteenth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 77.5 inches of snow each year. Rapid City experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Rapid City‘s record snowfall was in 1966, when it received 177.0 inches of snow.

16. Watertown, New York

Watertown is the sixteenth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 76.8 inches of snow each year. Watertown experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Watertown‘s record snowfall was in 1966, when it received 176.9 inches of snow.

17. Helena, Montana

Helena is the seventeenth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 75.8 inches of snow each year. Helena experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Helena‘s record snowfall was in 1923, when it received 175.5 inches of snow.

18. North Platte, Nebraska

North Platte is the eighteenth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 74.8 inches of snow each year. North Platte experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. North Platte‘s record snowfall was in 1923, when it received 173.0 inches of snow.

19. Glasgow, Montana

Glasgow is the nineteenth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 73.8 inches of snow each year. Glasgow experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Glasgow‘s record snowfall was in 1923, when it received 172.0 inches of snow.

20. Miles City, Montana

Miles City is the twentieth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 72.5 inches of snow each year. Miles City experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Miles City‘s record snowfall was in 1923, when it received 171.0 inches of snow.

21. Goodland, Kansas

Goodland is the twenty–first snowiest city in the US, with an average of 71.8 inches of snow each year. Goodland experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Goodland‘s record snowfall was in 1923, when it received 171.0 inches of snow.

22. Scottsbluff, Nebraska

Scottsbluff is the twenty–second snowiest city in the US, with an average of 71.3 inches of snow each year. Scottsbluff experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Scottsbluff‘s record snowfall was in 1923, when it received 171.0 inches of snow.

23. Pierre, South Dakota

Pierre is the twenty–third snowiest city in the US, with an average of 71.1 inches of snow each year. Pierre experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Pierre‘s record snowfall was in 1966, when it received 170.0 inches of snow.

24. Norfolk, Nebraska

Norfolk is the twenty–fourth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 69.8 inches of snow each year. Norfolk experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Norfolk‘s record snowfall was in 1923, when it received 169.0 inches of snow.

25. Valentine, Nebraska

Valentine is the twenty–fifth snowiest city in the US, with an average of 68.8 inches of snow each year. Valentine experiences snow from November to April, and sometimes even experiences snow in the summer. Valentine‘s record snowfall was in 1923, when it received 168.0 inches of snow.

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