What is the annual snowfall in Kentucky?

Answer 1

It really depends on what part of the state. I lived in Lexington at the time we received 11 inches in 1998. However, my mother lived in Washington County, KY and they stacked up 28 inches. It was a weird storm that came from the Atlantic. We weren't even for casted for any snow. For reference I believe it was the first week of Feb.

Answer 2

In the Southeast, near Cumberland gap, very altitude dependent. As far as populated areas, the hills along the I-71 corridor between Louisville and Cincinnati receive just a little bit more than the Ohio valley itself. The snow is quite intermittent and short-lived by Northern standards, but there is a bit every year.

Answer 3

It is averaged at 15.7 inches. I HOPE that solved your problem:)

http://www.currentresults.com/Weather/Kentucky/average-yearly-precipitation.php

Answer 4

1993