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See how much snow has fallen in Kansas City this winter season and find out what the average is for snowfall in the area.
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Introduction
Kansas City has gotten a lot of snow this winter! As of February 12, 2021, Kansas City has gotten 33.7 inches of snow. This is more than double the amount of snow that the city usually gets in an entire winter season.
With such a record-breaking amount of snowfall, many people are wondering how much snow has Kansas City gotten this winter compared to other cities in the United States.
According to the National Weather Service, among major U.S. cities, Kansas City ranks 4th in terms of total snowfall this winter season. Here is a list of the top 10 cities in the US for total snowfall this winter season:
1. Erie, Pennsylvania – 93 inches
2. Buffalo, New York – 83 inches
3. Duluth, Minnesota – 74 inches
4. Kansas City, Missouri – 33.7 inches
5. Chicago, Illinois – 30 inches
6. Detroit, Michigan – 26 inches
7. Indianapolis, Indiana – 25 inches
8. Grand Rapids, Michigan – 23 inches
9. Cleveland, Ohio – 22 inches
10. Milwaukee, Wisconsin – 22 inches
Snowfall Totals So Far
The 2019-2020 winter has been a pretty mild one so far in Kansas City, but we have still seen our fair share of snow. As of February 12th, Kansas City has received a total of 12.9 inches of snow for the season. The largest single storm brought 6.4 inches of snow on January 11th.
The Snowiest Winters on Record
Kansas City’s snowiest winters on record date back to the early 1900s. The city’s all-time record for snowfall in a single season is 93.5 inches, set in the winter of 1917-1918. That year, Kansas City saw several major snowstorms, including one that dumped 18.6 inches of snow on the city in just 24 hours. More recently, the winter of 2009-2010 was one of the snowiest on record for Kansas City, with a total seasonal snowfall of 53.1 inches.
How Much Snow Is Expected This Winter?
The National Weather Service is predicting that Kansas City will receive about 6 to 8 inches of snow this winter. This is based on the current snowfall forecast for the area.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Kansas City has received a fair amount of snow this winter. However, it is important to note that snowfall amounts can vary greatly from one year to the next. If you are planning on visiting Kansas City during the winter, be sure to check the forecast in advance and be prepared for changing conditions.
