❄️ How Much Snow Has Fargo Gotten This Winter?
Fargo's official snowfall this season, compared with normal and with past winters.
The first day with an inch or more usually comes around Nov 11 - though in 1 of 10 winters it's already happened by Oct 11, and in another it waits past Dec 2.
Official NWS climate report for Fargo (Hector Airport), October 9 (so far that day): 0.0" that day, 0.0" since July 1, 0" on the ground.
This winter vs. normal vs. last winter
The big ones (and the duds) since 1991-92
Snowiest winters
- 1996-97 - 117.0"
- 1993-94 - 89.1"
- 2010-11 - 88.5"
- 2008-09 - 79.7"
- 1995-96 - 74.6"
Least snowy winters
- 2014-15 - 16.0"
- 2023-24 - 17.5"
- 2011-12 - 27.3"
- 2015-16 - 27.4"
- 1991-92 - 27.5"
Snow seasons run July 1 - June 30, the way the National Weather Service counts them. A "trace" (snow that fell but didn't measure 0.1") counts as zero. Measured at Fargo Hector International Airport; winters with too many missing days are left out of the history.
References
- NOAA Regional Climate Centers - ACIS daily snowfall, snow depth, and 1991-2020 normals, Fargo Hector International Airport
- NWS Grand Forks (the National Weather Service office that covers Fargo) - Daily Climate Report for Fargo