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When to Expect Your First Snowfall This Winter

POWDER has already covered first snowfalls that have taken place in Canada, Montana, Wyoming, and California, but we’ve yet to discuss when to expect your first snowfall this winter.

Thankfully, our friends at

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have us covered. Check out their video detailing when you can expect your first snowfall below, keep reading for more information.

The first snowfall of the season can be a tease for skiers, as POWDER writer Ian Greenwood explained last week, but it’s an event worth celebrating nonetheless. The season’s first flakes hit different, as the Gen Z kids are saying these days.

It’s important to note that Direct Weather used historical averages to create his predictions. As we mentioned earlier, first snowfalls already occurred on various high-elevation peaks across North America in August of 2024. Snow in August is rare no matter the location, so take that with a grain of salt.

Locations that Typically Receive Their First Snowfall in SeptemberYouTube/Direct Weather

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Central Colorado

Northern Wyoming

Southern Montana

Locations that Typically Receive Their First Snowfall in Early October

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Locations that Typically Receive Their First Snowfall in Late October

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Mt. Hood, Oregon

Cascades, Washington

Wasatch Range, Utah

Wyoming

Western Montana

Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

Upstate New York

Green Mountains of Vermont

White Mountains of New Hampshire (Mt. Washington)

Northern Maine

Locations that Typically Receive Their First Snowfall in Early November

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Sierra Nevada Mountains, California

Nevada

Central and Northern Idaho

North Dakota

South Dakota

Minnesota

Northern Wisconsin

Western Michigan

Western Pennsylvania (Appalachian Mountains)

West Viriginia

Locations that Typically Receive Their First Snowfall in Late November

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Arizona

New Mexico

Kansas

Nebraska

Iowa

Northern Illinois

Northern Ohio

Massachusetts

Connecticut

Eastern Oregon

Eastern Washington

Western Maryland

Locations that Typically Receive Their First Snowfall in Early December

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New Jersey

Missouri

Northern Texas

Virginia

Eastern Pennsylvania

Eastern Maryland

Locations that Typically Receive Their First Snowfall in Late December

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North Carolina

Tennessee

Kentucky

Arkansas

Oklahoma

Delaware

Southern New Mexico

Locations that Typically Receive Their First Snowfall in January

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Northern Mississippi

Northern Alabama

Northern Georgia

Northern South Carolina

Central Texas

Locations that Typically Don’t Receive Snowfall

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Southern California

Southern Texas

Louisiana

Florida

Southern Mississippi

Southern Alabama

Southern Georgia

Southern South Carolina

Weather is fickle, but the past can help us forecast the future. Some of these locations’ first snowfalls will certainly happen before or after their average timeframe, but take this information with you as you prepare for the coming Winter ’24/’25 season.

I legitimately feel like I can’t wait any longer for snow to start falling from coast to coast. It’s been a long, hot, and dry summer here in Truckee, California and frankly, I’ve had enough of it. Here’s to colder and snowier times in our near future!

Related: The Season’s First Snow Is Always a Big Deal

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