Map Shows First Snow Dates as Winter Weather Advisory Issued
Summary
A winter weather advisory is in effect in parts of Alaska with expected snow and strong winds causing dangerous travel conditions. Across the U.S., average first snowfalls vary by region, typically starting in September in northern areas and later in the year in southern states.Key Facts
- Alaska has a winter weather advisory until early Tuesday with 3 to 7 inches of snow expected above 2,500 feet near Isabel Pass.
- Winds may reach 40 miles per hour, causing blowing snow and low visibility.
- The first measurable snowfall usually begins in September in states like Montana and Idaho.
- Many northern states see snow in October or November, while southern states often get snow in January or February, if at all.
- A frost advisory is active in Southern Oregon due to expected low temperatures that could damage plants and animals.
- Snowfall timing is based on long-term averages and may vary each year based on weather.
- Early snow is a reminder that winter weather can begin while much of the country still experiences warm late-summer temperatures.
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