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Warren averages 27.9 inches of snow a year. The snowiest month is January (9.6″), and snow usually falls from November through April. On about 12 days a year at least an inch falls. Snow covers the ground (1″+) on roughly 31 days of an average winter.

Average snowfall by month

4″8″July: 0 inJulAugust: 0 inAugSeptember: 0 inSepOctober: 0 inOctNovember: 0.8 inNov0.8December: 6.5 inDec6.5January: 9.6 inJan9.6February: 6.4 inFeb6.4March: 4.4 inMar4.4April: 0.2 inAprMay: 0 inMayJune: 0 inJun
MonthSnowfallDays 1″+Days with snow coverFreezing nightsAvg. low
October0″00840°F
November0.8″<111831°F
December6.5″372623°F
January9.6″4112817°F
February6.4″392517°F
March4.4″232525°F
April0.2″<1<11435°F
May0″00345°F
Year27.9″1231147

NOAA NCEI U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020 — snowfall at Warren 3 S (2 mi from the city center, -3 ft elevation difference). Averages smooth out big years: single winters can bring half or double the normal.

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Nearby cities

Youngstown67.8″/yrBoardman67.8″/yrStow45.0″/yrCuyahoga Falls47.2″/yrAkron47.2″/yrMentor113.7″/yrCanton47.2″/yrCleveland Heights63.8″/yr

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How much snow does Warren get a year?

27.9 inches in an average year (NOAA U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020, Warren 3 S station, 2 miles away). The snowiest month is January with 9.6 inches.

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How many freezing nights does Warren have?

About 147 nights a year drop to 32 °F or below (NOAA 1991–2020); the coldest month, January, averages a low of 17 °F.