A map of the contiguous U.S. created on January 11, 2024, showing expected snow depths as of 6 a.m. January 14, 2024. Light blue denotes up to an inch, with yellow indicating accumulations in ...

"Light to moderate snow will continue over much of southern into central Iowa early this morning through the day while also expanding northward toward the Minnesota border," the NWS in Des Moines ...

Snow depth across the United States as of February 17, 2021 is an average of 6 inches. Reports from across the USA suggest that some areas have had some of the most intense snowfall they've seen ...

A map showing the estimated depth of snow accumulations across the contiguous U.S. as of 1 a.m. ET on January 9, ... The NWS map shows the Cascades is so far the area with the greatest snow ...

"Light to moderate snow will continue over much of southern into central Iowa early this morning through the day while also expanding northward toward the Minnesota border," the NWS in Des Moines ...

The map below shows which areas have ... the city was considered “snowy” as long as at least 35 percent of the city’s area had snowfall or recorded snow depth. ... the standard used by NOAA.

Blue colors show more snow than average; brown shows less snow than average. NOAA Climate.gov map, based on ERA5 data from 1959-2023 analyzed by Michelle L'Heureux.

This snow depth map is not 100% accurate. As many of you know, snow does not accumulate or melt the same over very small locations.” This snow depth map shows snowpack measurements across Michigan.