No doubt this was the most boring update since we started keeping track of the snowiest cities. No changes in the top 10 and only a few changes for the rest of the US cities. It’s looking like some changes may be coming weather wise but it may depend on whether it’s rain, snow or a mix. A good part of the northeast is seeing rain and a mix right now as I type including where I’m from, the Syracuse area.
To the north west I’m hearing about several storm systems moving in one after another but again it will depend on the temperatures and where they hit. Could be a chance for the Colorado cities to start up again. Let’s hope that the Arctic air come back and gets some of the lakes cranking out the LES sooner rather than later.
Have a Great Work Week All 
Hey Mark,
I’ve heard nothing but good thing about Colorado and how beautiful it is. One of my brother-in-laws was from there and his family is still there. Unfortunately my Daughter has heard the same as I have and wants to move there some day. Of course Daddy is trying to discourage his little girl from moving too far from Central New York
Very cool website. As a snow freak I really enjoy checking out the stats frequently. I grew up East of Syracuse (Sherrill) and moved to Grand Junction Colorado back in 92. Moved out here to be a Ski-Bum and enjoy more consistant snowfall. My skiis have since turned into a Snowmobile and the The Bum turned into a Railroad Engineer. I feel blessed to live in such a cool place. Typically here in Grand Junction we don’t get much snow, maybe 25 inches a yr. But a short drive (30 minutes), and your at 10000 feet on the Grand Mesa where the average snowfall is well over 400 inches.
Cheers
Mark