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Southeast MI has the least amount of snow, so go about as far southeast as you can - let's say Lambert in Monroe County - and that's about as low as it gets. That's probably a few inches under 40" annually.
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What month does Michigan get the most rain?
Statewide annual precipitation averages near 35 inches, to be exact 32.25 inches.For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section indicated below.
What cities in Minnesota has the most snow?
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What is the average annual snowfall in Denver Coloorado?
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Which cities receive the most snow?
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Which city gets the most rain in Minnesota?
Wabasha
What city in the Lower 48 states gets the most annual snowfall?
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What is the average annual snowfall for Hannah ND?
Hanna gets some of the most snow in the Black Hills, which means some of the highest totals in the Dakotas and south. Annual snowfall is probably about 80-95 inches in this region.
How much snow does South Dakota get in 1 year?
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What city gets less snowfall is it Biloxi Mississippi or Lincoln Nebraska?
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What state in the West gets the most snow?
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What TN city gets the most snowfall?
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How many times has it snowed in Tucson Arizona?
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Witch city gets more snowfall Toronto Montreal or Winnipeg?
From my knowledge, Montreal gets more snowfall than Toronto or Winnipeg. I was born in Winnipeg, raised in Toronto and visited Montreal last year. The snow in Montreal was much heavier than in Toronto and Toronto gets more snow than Winnipeg.
What is Michigan's winter like?
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How does it change for snowfall or freezing rain?
When it gets above freezing when it rains then it gets below freezing it causes freezing rain.
All Japanese island receive heavy snowfall each year?
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