Some of the ski resorts in the west get over 500 inches annually. The most falls in places like the Pacific Northwest, where there's plenty of moisture to work with. Some of the mountains (Adams, Rainier) hold records for snowfall, with over 1000 inches occurring in one season.
Outside of the mountains, the lake effect snow belts downwind of the Great Lakes receive over 100 inches annually in spots. This is especially true on the Tug Hill Plateau northeast of Syracuse, and up around the Keeweenau Peninsula in upper Michigan. Average snowfall is 200-300 inches annually.
Orono, Maine typically gets about 65 inches of snow annually. Snow falls between November and April, with the heaviest snowfall occurring in January and February.
One of the snowiest places on Earth is Mount Baker in Washington State, USA. The Mount Baker Ski Area reported a record 1,140 inches (95 feet) / 2,896 cm (almost 29 m) of snowfall for the 1998-99 season. Alaska also has some of the highest snowfall totals. The mountains just inland of the southern and southeast coast average over 500 inches of snow annually. Additionally, almost every ski resort in California gets more than 300 inches of snow on average. Resorts elsewhere in the West get anywhere from 200-400 inches annually.
There isn't actually a snow capital, but as far as actual cities you might consider Marquette, MI to be the capital. It gets over 150" annually, particularly inland.
The city in the Lower 48 states that receives the most annual snowfall is Valdez, Alaska. It typically gets around 300 inches of snow each year.
The warmest temperature it could be in Alaska with snow and ice everywhere would be just above freezing, around 34-36 degrees Fahrenheit. If it gets warmer than this, the snow and ice would start to melt.
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Most of Alaska gets much more snow than most of Antarctica.
There is no baked Alaska. However if the world gets too hot everything will melt.
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Probably somewhere in the vicinity of the Tri-Cities and east to Quincy, or so. This area only receives about 7 inches of precipitation annually.
Russia or Alaska it depends on the climate so I would mainly say Russia.
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It gets colder and starts to snow around Halloween.
Well, you can not drive on the water, you would have to get your car sent to Alaska, then you can drive your vehicle once it gets to Anchorage, Alaska.
Absolutely. Ireland gets some of the best views of the Perseid and Geminid meteor showers annually. Dates vary by year, so check an astronomical calender for information on dates in your area.