The record is 972 inches for a whole winter, set in Thompson Pass at about 2500 feet above sea level north of Valdez.
The record snowfall in Wasilla, Alaska is 134.5 inches, which occurred during the winter of 1954-1955.
Alaska typically experiences higher snowfall amounts compared to Ohio. This is mainly due to Alaska’s colder climate and vast geographic area, which allows for more opportunities for snowfall. Ohio sees milder winters with less snow accumulation on average.
The difference in average annual snowfall between Juneau, Alaska and Portland, Oregon is 101.6 inches. This means Juneau receives significantly more snowfall compared to Portland each year.
The earliest recorded snowfall in Ohio occurred on October 2, 1899 in Columbus.
The latest recorded snowfall date in Columbus, Ohio was on May 9, 1923. On this date, a trace of snowfall was reported.
Fairbanks, Alaska holds the record for the highest seasonal snowfall in the 1961-1962 season with 100.6 inches of snow.
The record for 24 hour snowfall in the US occurred on February 9, 1963 at the Mile 47 Camp in Alaska. There were 78 inches of snowfall that day.
The record 24 hour snowfall is 62" at Thompson Pass.
The record snowfall in Wasilla, Alaska is 134.5 inches, which occurred during the winter of 1954-1955.
The record for 24 hour snowfall in the US occurred on February 9, 1963 at the Mile 47 Camp in Alaska. There were 78 inches of snowfall that day.
From the National Weather Service in Anchorage: 132.8 inches...........1954-1955 128.8 inches...........1955-1956 113.8 inches...........2003-2004 121.5 inches...........1994-1995 111.0 inches...........1948-1949
Alaska typically experiences higher snowfall amounts compared to Ohio. This is mainly due to Alaska’s colder climate and vast geographic area, which allows for more opportunities for snowfall. Ohio sees milder winters with less snow accumulation on average.
The record snowfall in Tigard, Oregon is 19 inches, which occurred on January 31 to February 2, 2014.
Philadelphia received an annual record snowfall of 78.7 inches during the winter of 2009-2010.
The record snowfall in Hawaii was 60 inches (5 feet) on Mauna Kea on May 12-13, 1979.
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