What is the average monthly snowfall in seattle?

Answer 1

No. I've lived in the Seattle-Tacoma Metropolitan Area for quite a while. We might get black ice on the roads or frost on the lawn, but snow is rare. See the link below for Seattle weather information for the month of November.

Answer 2

It snows in Seattle about once or twice a year. The record snowfall in a winter was 65 inches. However, the cascade mountains nearby are a great place to have fun in the snow. Mt. Baker, about 2.5hrs from Seattle had the world record snowfall in one winter which was 95 feet!

Answer 3

It's always tough to say a season in advance, but given some of the likely phases of some of the dominant weather patterns that influence the area, such as La Nina, I'd say Seattle has a good chance of seeing above average snowfall this year.

Answer 4

Seattle receives an average of 2.5 inches of snow per year, which translates to less than 1 inch per month on average during the winter season. Snowfall in Seattle is relatively low compared to other cities in the United States.

Answer 5

This question doesn't make a lot of sense unless you ask about a specific month. However, the average annual snowfall is nearly a foot, with January averaging about half that.

Answer 6

It doesn't often snow in any month of the winter, but if you catch it in the right pattern there can be some decent snow for a week or two.

Answer 7

a little less than 10 inches.