New England, ND · 36°F
How much snow does New England, North Dakota get?
No snow. The sky’s sulking.
Clouds now. No snow in the next 5 days.
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Snow in the next 5 days
- Satclouds41° / 37°
- Sunclear skies54° / 37°
- Monclouds59° / 34°
- Tueclouds52° / 35°
- Wedclouds42° / 35°
No snow for New England this week. The sky’s saving it for a bigger entrance.
Live 5-day forecast and current temperature from OpenWeatherMap, refreshed about every half hour. Winter warnings from the National Weather Service.
A typical winter
- Snow a year
- 44 in
- Days with 1 in or more
- 16
- Winter high
- 30°F
- Winter low
- 8°F
- First freeze
- Sep 24
- Last freeze
- May 16
- Nights at 32°F or below
- 188
- Dec, Jan, Feb snow
- 6.4, 6.3, 7.0 in
February is usually the snowiest of the three winter months here, with about 7 inches.
The first fall freeze usually comes around Sep 24 and the last spring one around May 16, which leaves about 131 days without a freeze.
A typical winter day runs from about 8°F to 30°F, and the low gets down to 32°F or colder on about 188 nights a year.
Towns with about the same snow
- Eureka, SD: about 44 inches of snow a year
- Riverton, WY: about 44 inches of snow a year
- Walden, NY: about 44 inches of snow a year
More towns in North Dakota
- Napoleon: about 53 inches of snow a year
- Bottineau: about 50 inches of snow a year
- Grand Forks: about 49 inches of snow a year
- Langdon: about 47 inches of snow a year
- Lisbon: about 47 inches of snow a year
More about the weather around here
Source: NOAA U.S. Climate Normals, 1991 to 2020, co-op station USC00326315 at New England. Winter means December to February, and the freeze dates are the median dates of the first and last 32°F night.