How much snow? US cities, snowiest first

1. Syracuse, New York: about 128 inches a year
2. Erie, Pennsylvania: about 104 inches a year
3. Rochester, New York: about 102 inches a year
4. Buffalo, New York: about 95 inches a year
5. Duluth, Minnesota: about 90 inches a year
6. Flagstaff, Arizona: about 90 inches a year
7. Burlington, Vermont: about 88 inches a year
8. Binghamton, New York: about 87 inches a year
9. Anchorage, Alaska: about 78 inches a year
10. Grand Rapids, Michigan: about 78 inches a year
11. Casper, Wyoming: about 72 inches a year
12. Portland, Maine: about 69 inches a year
13. Youngstown, Ohio: about 68 inches a year
14. Concord, New Hampshire: about 68 inches a year
15. Great Falls, Montana: about 66 inches a year
16. Fairbanks, Alaska: about 65 inches a year
17. South Bend, Indiana: about 65 inches a year
18. Cleveland, Ohio: about 64 inches a year
19. Cheyenne, Wyoming: about 63 inches a year
20. Albany, New York: about 59 inches a year
21. Billings, Montana: about 57 inches a year
22. Green Bay, Wisconsin: about 56 inches a year
23. Salt Lake City, Utah: about 52 inches a year
24. Madison, Wisconsin: about 52 inches a year
25. Hartford, Connecticut: about 52 inches a year
26. Fargo, North Dakota: about 51 inches a year
27. Minneapolis, Minnesota: about 51 inches a year
28. Bismarck, North Dakota: about 51 inches a year
29. Lansing, Michigan: about 50 inches a year
30. Boston, Massachusetts: about 49 inches a year
31. Milwaukee, Wisconsin: about 49 inches a year
32. Rapid City, South Dakota: about 49 inches a year
33. Akron, Ohio: about 47 inches a year
34. Spokane, Washington: about 45 inches a year
35. Sioux Falls, South Dakota: about 45 inches a year
36. Scranton, Pennsylvania: about 45 inches a year
37. Detroit, Michigan: about 45 inches a year
38. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: about 44 inches a year
39. Missoula, Montana: about 43 inches a year
40. Dubuque, Iowa: about 43 inches a year
41. Waterloo, Iowa: about 39 inches a year
42. Chicago, Illinois: about 38 inches a year
43. Toledo, Ohio: about 37 inches a year
44. Helena, Montana: about 37 inches a year
45. Rockford, Illinois: about 37 inches a year
46. Providence, Rhode Island: about 37 inches a year
47. Des Moines, Iowa: about 37 inches a year
48. Quad Cities, Illinois and Iowa: about 36 inches a year
49. Sioux City, Iowa: about 36 inches a year
50. Fort Wayne, Indiana: about 34 inches a year
51. Newark, New Jersey: about 32 inches a year
52. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: about 30 inches a year
53. New York, New York: about 30 inches a year
54. Columbus, Ohio: about 28 inches a year
55. Omaha, Nebraska: about 27 inches a year
56. Peoria, Illinois: about 26 inches a year
57. Lincoln, Nebraska: about 26 inches a year
58. Indianapolis, Indiana: about 26 inches a year
59. Dayton, Ohio: about 25 inches a year
60. Cincinnati, Ohio: about 23 inches a year
61. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: about 23 inches a year
62. Springfield, Illinois: about 22 inches a year
63. Reno, Nevada: about 21 inches a year
64. Baltimore, Maryland: about 19 inches a year
65. Kansas City, Missouri: about 18 inches a year
66. Grand Junction, Colorado: about 18 inches a year
67. Boise, Idaho: about 18 inches a year
68. St. Louis, Missouri: about 17 inches a year
69. Washington, DC, District of Columbia: about 14 inches a year
70. Louisville, Kentucky: about 13 inches a year
71. Wichita, Kansas: about 13 inches a year
72. Richmond, Virginia: about 9 inches a year
73. Albuquerque, New Mexico: about 8 inches a year
74. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: about 7 inches a year
75. Nashville, Tennessee: about 5 inches a year

Source: NOAA U.S. Climate Normals, 1991 to 2020, yearly snowfall.

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