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Wednesday, February 18, 2015

 

Worcester, Lowell and Boston are currently the top three snowiest cities in the United States. According to Goldensnowglobe.com, the three Massachusetts cities are separated by only seven inches of snow. Worcester currently leads with 103 inches of snow.

"With the storms you have been getting hammered by the last few weeks you deserve to be on top of the Snow Mountain," said Patrick DeCoursey, of Syracuse, NY and owner of Goldensnowglobe.com. "I think it's pretty cool to be honest, and for what everyone in most of Massachusetts has been going through, the shoveling, trying to see over the snow banks when pulling onto the road, parking, narrow streets and probably two car wide driveways that their car barely fits through now and so on, the cities deserve to be where they are. I also like that Buffalo is tied for third too for the fact of what they went through with the Epic snow they received earlier in the season. I'll be happy for them for a day or two and then it's Syracuse's turn."

Here are the Top Ten Snowiest Cities in the U.S.:

1. Worcester, MA - 103.1 inches

2. Lowell, MA - 100.8 inches

3. Boston, MA - 96.3 inches

3.. Buffalo, NY - 96.3 inches

5. Erie, PA - 91.3 inches

6. Syracuse, NY - 86.5 inches

7. Rochester, NY - 78 inches

8  Grand Rapids, MI - 72.7 inches

9.  South Bend, IN - 66.7 inches

10 Providence, RI - 54.8 inches

 

Related Slideshow: Worcester’s Top Ten Highest Annual Snowfall Totals

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#10

Year: 1966-67

Total Amount of Snow: 94.2 inches

Month with Highest Amount of Snow: January '67 - 46.8 inchess

Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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#9

Year: 1957-58

Total Amount of Snow: 97.5 inches 

Month with Highest Amount of Snow: February '58 - 36.5 inches

Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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#8

Year: 1995-96

Total Amount of Snow: 97.9 inches 

Month with Highest Amount of Snow: January '96 - 45.2 inches

Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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#7

Year: 1947-48

Total Amount of Snow: 98.5 inches 

Month with Highest Amount of Snow: January '48 - 37.7 inches

Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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#6

Year: 1971-72

Total Amount of Snow: 99.3 inches

Month with Highest Amount of Snow: January '72 - 35 inches 

Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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#5

Year: 1993-94

Total Amount of Snow: 100 inches 

Month with Highest Amount of Snow: January '94  - 34 inches

Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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#4

Year: 1960-61

Total Amount of Snow: 104 inches

Month with Highest Amount of Snow: January '61 - 32 inches

Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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#3

Year: 2012-2013

Total Amount of Snow: 108.9 inches

Month with Highest Amount of Snow: February '13 - 44.44 inches

Source: Goldensnowglobe.com and U.S. Climate Data

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#2

Year: 2004-2005

Total Amount of Snow: 114 inches 

Month with Highest Amount of Snow: January '05 - 50.9 inches

Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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#1

Year: 1992-93

Total Amount of Snow: 114 inches

Month with Highest Amount of Snow: March '93 - 44 inches

Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

 
 

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