How much snow does Syracuse, NY get per year?

Syracuse receives approximately 115.6 inches of snow per year, more than any other US metro area; the winter of 1992-1993 produced 192.1 inches and January 2004 alone brought 78.1 inches.

What was the 1993 Storm of the Century in Syracuse?

The 1993 Storm of the Century dropped 42.9 inches on Syracuse in 48 hours, shattering eight local records in a single event.

What is Syracuse, New York's record low temperature?

Syracuse's record low is minus 26°F.

Why does Syracuse, NY get so much snow?

Syracuse sits at the eastern end of Lake Ontario's long fetch, where lake-effect snowbands develop enormous intensity before making landfall; lake-effect snow combines with Atlantic nor'easters to extend snow season from October through April.

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