100 Inches Of Snow Predicted To Bury New Yorkers

Winter in New York is about to get wild. Experts say the state could be buried under relentless snow and freezing cold. See where it’ll hit hardest.

Winter weather experts believe the upcoming winter is going to be a "wild ride."

New Yorkers Warned To Brace For Extremely "Wild" Winter

Farmers’ Almanac

The Farmers’ Almanac warns this winter is going to be full of dramatic swings and widespread wintry weather."

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The Farmers’ Almanac has been tracking long-range weather for more than 200 years.

New Yorkers are reminded to make sure they have shovels, warm coats and boots, because its going to be a winter of "chill, snow, repeat."

Some New Yorkers are even warned to prepare for over 100 inches of snow.

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AccuWeather is also predicting a "snowy season" for the Northeast.

"Snowfall is projected to be higher than last winter in parts of the Northeast," Accuweather states.

AccuWeather released snowfall predictions for parts of New York State, predicting more snow than last year.

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Buffalo is predicted to deal with 90 to 100 inches of snow this winter. Last winter 77.6 inches of snow fell on Buffalo.

The average snowfall from 1991-2020 in Buffalo is 95.4 inches.

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People in and near New York City are told to be ready for 17 to 21 inches of snow this winter.

That's a big jump from last winter when 12.9 inches of snow fell on New York City, but below the average snowfall of 29.8 inches between 1991-2020.

AccuWeather didn't release snowfall predictions for any other part of New York State.

Stacker compiled a list of the biggest 1-day snowfalls in New York using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information.

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