How much snow falls in Oregon?

Answer 1

During the period of 1871 to the present, Portland's all-time records for snowfall include, at number one, the winter of 1892-93, with 60.9 inches of snow. The winter of 1949-50 came in third with a total of 44.5 inches, while winter 2008-2009 is (as of January 14) only in 20th place, with a total of 21.3 inches. Within the past ten years, the next-highest contender was the winter of 2003-2004, with 12.3 inches.

Answer 2

The amount of snow that falls in Oregon varies greatly depending on the region. In the mountainous areas, such as the Cascade Range, significant snowfall occurs, with some areas averaging over 400 inches per year. In contrast, lower elevations and coastal regions experience much less snowfall, with some areas only receiving a few inches or none at all.

Answer 3

Oregon does not receive much snow. They get so much rain because of the mountains that the ground is usually too wet to get any kind of accumulation.

Answer 4

if I remember correctly we had over 2 ft in 08.

Answer 5

32.2 inches annually.