When Your Hometown In New York State Typically Gets Snow

A chill is in the air and that's making New Yorkers think of snow. When does your hometown typically see its first snow? We have the answer.

Thursday morning, for the first time this fall, I went outside to drive to work and spotted ice on my windshield! My coworker told me she was shocked and disappointed to also see ice on her windshield because it means winter is coming.

The Dates When New York State Typically Sees Its 1st Snowstorm

The first official day of winter this year, Dec. 21, is still over two months away. However, this freezing morning made me think about snow.

While winter is months away, the dates parts of New York typically see snow is fast approaching.

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Note: If your hometown or region isn't listed, look at the area closest to you. That location should give you a great idea as to when your region will see snow for the first time.

When You Should Expect The First Snowstorm In New York

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Hudson Valley Post looked up the average snowfall dates for:

The Hudson Valley

Albany

New York City

Buffalo

Central Park

Queens

Long Island

Rochester

JFK Airport

Syracuse

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Thursday's freezing morning shouldn't have surprised me (even though it did) that's because I wrote an article on Wednesday about the first Freeze Warning of the Fall from the Hudson Valley.

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