What is the average annual rainfall in Virginia?

Answer 1

Yes, it snows in Virginia, but it generally melts in between snowfalls. It is rare to see more than ten inches on the ground. The western part of Virginia gets a lot of snow(there's the mountains) and the central part gets usually more than 12 inches on average(south central Virginia gets less). The Coastal Part doesn't get a whole lot averaging 6 inches or less.

Answer 2

The average annual rainfall in Virginia is around 44 inches, with variations across the state due to different weather patterns and geography. Coastal areas tend to receive more rainfall compared to inland regions.

Answer 3

Your best bet is in West Vriginia were the mountains are but if you live around the Richmond or Vriginia Beach area snow will start to fall around Christmas time but be gone easily by mid Febuaury

Answer 4

Virginia has 5 different climate regions and has a diverse landscape. The average rainfall is from 33 inches in the Shenandoah Valley to 60 inches in the mountains of southwest Virginia.

Answer 5

Only a few inches down toward Norfolk, up to about a foot in Richmond and 18 inches near DC. West of there there's more, with several feet falling especially the higher up you go.

Answer 6

Virginia gets 43.32 inches of precipitation a year.

Answer 7

45.22 inches.

Answer 8

partly cloudy. sunny too.

Answer 9

As of November 4th, 2009, No.

Answer 10

July