Here Are Top 5 Snowiest Counties In New York State, One Ranks Among Snowiest In the Nation

Most lawns in New York State have seen a coating of frost already this fall. We have not seen much in terms of snowfall but it is very early in the season. Typically New York's Capital Region, for example, sees it's first snow in the middle of November but it's coming.

When you think of the snowiest places in North America Alaska is top of mind. New Hampshire, Colorado and parts of California have to be among the snowiest right? One New York County in particular is listed among the snowiest in the Nation. We will reveal which County it is and rank the Top 5 Snowiest Counties in New York State. 

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Before we look at the Top 5 snowiest Counties in New York let's get a bigger picture. Earlier this year Wise Voter identified New Hampshire as the snowiest State in the Nation with an average of 174 inches of snow each year. Here are some of the other Top 10:

• #2 - Maine with 92 inches
• #3 - Vermont with 80 inches
• #4 - Alaska with 79 inches
• #5 - Wyoming with 77 inches
• #6 - Michigan with 70 inches
• #7 - New York with 61 inches

Recently Lawn Love ranked 2024's snowiest Counties in America, Here's their top 5;

1. Valdez-Cordova Census Area - Alaska
2. Coos County - New Hampshire
3. Placer County - California
4. Matanuska-Susitna Borough - Alaska
5. Yakutat City and Borough - Alaska

Number 6 in the Nation is New York's Number 1. Here are the Top 5 Snowiest Counties in New York State;