Can you name the Snowiest Cities In The United States? by Ibarez

Can you name the Snowiest Cities In The United States?

created by Ibarez

Enter a City in the box below
Correctly named Citys will show up below
Answers do not have to be guessed in order
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These are not obscure cities. If you have a decent knowledge of US geography, you have probably heard of all them.
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State	City	Average Yearly Snowfall
New York		103.1 Inches
New York		88.3 Inches
New York		85.7 Inches
Minnesota		82.6 Inches
Arizona		81.6 Inches
Pennsylvania		78.7 Inches
Wyoming		76.2 Inches
Alaska		72.7 Inches
Michigan		72.3 Inches
Maine		70.6 Inches

State	City	Average Yearly Snowfall
New York		61.8 Inches
Indiana		61.6 Inches
Utah		60.9 Inches
Montana		60.8 Inches
Wyoming		60.4 Inches
Ohio		59.8 Inches
Massachusetts		59.5 Inches
Montana		58.5 Inches
Ohio		54.4 Inches
Colorado		52.1 Inches

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Snowiest Cities In The United States Quiz

by Ibarez

Created Feb 2, 2011 in Geography
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	hawksdd:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 03:55 GMT	5 points
	Flagstaff AZ. Who knew? Apparently 40% did.

	altosax29b:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 04:29 GMT	2 points
	Upstate NY FTW!!!!!!!!!

	aaaandrew:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 04:59 GMT	-2 points
	How can Duluth be on this list and not Superior

	giveupyet:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 05:08 GMT	6 points
	Maybe give a minimum population or some parameter that defines the kind of "city" included here. Good quiz, and very appropriate today especially!

	BoomRShine:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 12:03 GMT	13 points
	Where are these cities?: Utica, NY (pop. 58,040): 108.2 in Niagara Falls, NY (pop. 51,295): 93.6 in Wyoming, Michigan (po. 70,679): 73.4 in Elkhart, IN (pop. 53,060): 70.5 in Kalamazoon, Michigan (pop. 72,825): 68.8 in Schenectady, NY (pop. 61,469): 63.9 in Manchester, NH (pop. 109,279): 63.6 in Battle Creek, Michigan (pop. 51,843): 62.6 in West Valley City, UT (pop. 125,096): 58.5 in Taylorsville, UT (pop. 59,075): 58.5 in West Jordan, UT (pop. 104,968): 58.5 in Sandy, UT (pop. 97,188): 58.5 in Layton, UT (pop. 66,747): 58.5 in Ogden, UT (pop. 83,292): 58.4 in Orem, UT (pop. 95,248): 58.4 in Provo, UT (pop. 119,775): 58.4 in Lakewood, OH (pop. 50,235): 56.9 in Parma, OH (pop. 77,272): 56.9 in Elyria, OH (pop. 54,947): 56.8 in Lorain, OH (pop. 70,260): 56.6 in Mentor, OH (pop. 51,895): 56.0 in Nashua, NH (pop. 87,555): 55.8 in Fort Collins, CO (pop. 138,733): 54.8 in Brockton, MA (pop. 93,527): 54.5 in Loveland, CO (pop. 66,214): 54.1 in Greeley, CO (pop. 92,625): 53.7 in

	Klaus:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 15:13 GMT	-2 points
	Nice quiz. Surprised some more Alaskan cities aren't on here.

	GoFortyNiners17:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 16:03 GMT	6 points
	I live in Syracuse... should've worn boots today.

	vitalstatistix:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 17:59 GMT	6 points
	Syracuse's annual snowfall average is closer to 120 inches per year. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syracuse,_New_York#Geography_and_climate

	vitalstatistix:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 18:02 GMT	5 points
	In fact, all your NY stuff is very, very wrong. http://goldensnowball.blogspot.com/

	sbshuffler85:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 18:24 GMT	-2 points
	you should have a minimum population for the cities so that more people will be able to name them. Most people haven't heard of these places

	BoomRShine:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 18:29 GMT	4 points
	By the way, the cities I listed above all meet the required population of 50,000, as stated in The Daily Beast's article of the 20 snowiest cities. How they did not include these, I don't know.

	nowaybrah76:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 19:33 GMT	1 point
	You might need to add Danbury, CT soon if it keeps snowing like this every year.

	vitalstatistix:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 20:16 GMT	3 points
	Don't know BoomR why they missed that stuff BoomR, but whatever information they're going on is so completely wrong it's ridiculous.

	getzlafisgod:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 22:46 GMT	3 points
	All I can say is I'm glad Buffalo is near the top of the list in something.

	Ibarez:	Feb 4th, 2011 at 03:24 GMT	-4 points
	The data used for this quiz was taken from the Dailybeast.com. They claim to have analysed data from the National Climatic Data Center for the years 1980-2009. They excluded some cities that were missing records for some of the years. So this quiz was based upon their findings. This quiz is meant to be fun and somewhat informative...not scientific. Thanks to all those who have played!!

	BoomRShine:	Feb 4th, 2011 at 11:12 GMT	3 points
	@Ibarez, that is all well and good, but when their data omits many cities, it makes it frustrating for the quiz taker. For example, there are four cities in New York in this quiz. If I started by guessing "Utica", "Niagara Falls", and "Schenectady" and none of those answers showed up, I'd probably get frustrated and click "Give up?".

	phibbyfan:	Feb 6th, 2011 at 23:56 GMT	2 points
	@BoomRShine: You mean you wouldn't even TRY Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, or Albany? I'd say if the climate data ommissions are really causing problems, then put it in the information box at the top instead of "These are not obscure cities", which is not helpful.

	corndog:	Feb 8th, 2011 at 17:44 GMT	1 point
	My comment was referring to the previous format of the quiz, in which Ibarez made us answer them in order. I'm not objecting to organizing the cities in the present order.