Top snowiest U.S. cities

LOCATION, AMOUNT IN INCHES
1. Blue Canyon, Calif., 240.3
2. Marquette, Mich., 141.0
3. Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., 117.4
4. Syracuse, N.Y., 115.6
5. Caribou, Maine, 111.6
6. Mount Shasta, Calif., 104.9
7. Lander, Wyo., 100.4
8. Flagstaff, Ariz., 100.3
9. Sexton Summit, Ore., 97.8
10. Muskegon, Mich. 96.1
11. Buffalo, N.Y. 93.6
12. Rochester, N.Y. 92.3
13. Erie, Pa. 88.8
14. Alpena, Mich. 84.6
15. Binghamton, N.Y. 84.2

2004-2005 Snowfall
Rochester, N.Y., 112.4 inches

That's 9.4 feet of snow...

 

justification for relocating imo

 

Or hibernation...

 

Where'd you get those stats? I wouldn't mind knowing what Barrie Ontario, canada got 04-05

 

Barrie always gets a lot of snow.

 

Well I was doing a google and I bumped into it by chance. I was originally looking for how much snow we had gotten this season because I know if we were above 100" it would be a good year. In general Jason, I found the search to be a major PITA, I would have thought this could be found easy, but it was not...

Good luck, I too am curious.

 

so are you surprised that you get so much snow?

would the amount of snow that falls be all of a sudden unacceptable if it were listed as 50 ft?

 

It snowed over night again.. ENOUGH already!

 

I want to kill that stupid canadian ground hog, he was the only one that didn't see his shadow. The American ones saw their shadow, but I was hoping the canadian one was right.

 

ENOUGH....

BENT RIM.....