Snowiest Winter Season in Edmonton History

This is a list of the largest snowfall totals ever recorded in Edmonton, Alberta during a winter season from 1880–2024. It includes any snow from July 1st – June 30th of the following year, not necessarily just snow that happened during winter.

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What Was the Snowiest Winter in Edmonton History?

According to NOAA records, the most snow that Edmonton, Alberta has ever received over a winter season is 238.6 cm which occurred in 1906–1907.

Edmonton Snowfall by Winter Season

Years marked with a gold background have more than 5% incomplete data
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Year	Rank	Snow (cm)
2023–2024	126	0.0
2022–2023	126	0.0
2021–2022	126	0.0
2020–2021	126	0.0
2019–2020	126	0.0
2018–2019	126	0.0
2017–2018	126	0.0
2016–2017	126	0.0
2015–2016	126	0.0
2014–2015	126	0.0
2013–2014	126	0.0
2012–2013	126	0.0
2011–2012	126	0.0
2010–2011	126	0.0
2009–2010	126	0.0
2008–2009	126	0.0
2007–2008	126	0.0
2006–2007	126	0.0
2005–2006	126	0.0
2004–2005	92	95.5
2003–2004	52	126.8
2002–2003	3	225.4
2001–2002	57	123.3
2000–2001	123	37.6
1999–2000	97	91.0
1998–1999	32	155.0
1997–1998	116	68.2
1996–1997	24	163.6
1995–1996	35	146.6
1994–1995	106	81.3
1993–1994	48	129.6
1992–1993	75	108.4
1991–1992	13	196.3
1990–1991	21	165.8
1989–1990	73	109.7
1988–1989	83	101.2
1987–1988	122	44.9
1986–1987	111	78.5
1985–1986	79	105.2
1984–1985	16	184.6
1983–1984	107	81.1
1982–1983	112	77.3
1981–1982	10	199.9
1980–1981	77	107.5
1979–1980	42	138.1
1978–1979	47	130.3
1977–1978	108	81.0
1976–1977	84	101.1
1975–1976	71	112.2
1974–1975	88	97.8
1973–1974	6	219.8
1972–1973	45	130.7
1971–1972	18	174.0
1970–1971	23	163.9
1969–1970	70	113.1
1968–1969	58	122.9
1967–1968	40	140.2
1966–1967	22	164.1
1965–1966	56	124.0
1964–1965	2	227.5
1963–1964	100	89.1
1962–1963	40	140.2
1961–1962	19	173.1
1960–1961	55	124.5
1959–1960	86	98.8
1958–1959	80	104.7
1957–1958	62	121.4
1956–1957	87	98.5
1955–1956	14	187.5
1954–1955	43	138.0
1953–1954	74	109.3
1952–1953	61	121.6
1951–1952	33	154.0
1950–1951	29	156.6
1949–1950	78	105.5
1948–1949	113	77.2
1947–1948	12	196.4
1946–1947	36	146.6
1945–1946	54	124.6
1944–1945	82	101.5
1943–1944	68	115.0
1942–1943	9	201.6
1941–1942	99	89.4
1940–1941	105	84.9
1939–1940	15	184.8
1938–1939	17	176.8
1937–1938	93	95.0
1936–1937	81	103.9
1935–1936	7	215.9
1934–1935	8	215.2
1933–1934	25	162.9
1932–1933	26	162.9
1931–1932	85	101.0
1930–1931	104	86.9
1929–1930	103	87.7
1928–1929	98	89.9
1927–1928	34	147.2
1926–1927	27	160.0
1925–1926	89	97.5
1924–1925	30	156.5
1923–1924	46	130.7
1922–1923	65	116.6
1921–1922	69	114.5
1920–1921	59	122.8
1919–1920	5	219.9
1918–1919	51	127.7
1917–1918	39	143.8
1916–1917	20	170.7
1915–1916	76	108.3
1914–1915	95	91.1
1913–1914	109	81.0
1912–1913	49	128.6
1911–1912	119	54.6
1910–1911	90	96.1
1909–1910	96	91.1
1908–1909	72	111.4
1907–1908	94	94.9
1906–1907	1	238.6
1905–1906	121	47.0
1904–1905	120	53.5
1903–1904	11	198.4
1902–1903	38	144.9
1901–1902	50	128.5
1900–1901	31	155.2
1899–1900	4	220.6
1898–1899	67	115.9
1897–1898	91	95.6
1896–1897	102	88.4
1895–1896	63	121.2
1894–1895	64	116.7
1893–1894	53	126.0
1892–1893	66	116.0
1891–1892	114	74.1
1890–1891	115	69.0
1889–1890	110	79.4
1888–1889	124	23.3
1887–1888	60	121.6
1886–1887	118	56.3
1885–1886	44	135.3
1884–1885	101	88.9
1883–1884	117	57.5
1882–1883	28	157.8
1881–1882	125	0.8
1880–1881	37	146.1

Weather Station Details

Years	Station	Coordinates
2015–2024	Edmonton International Airport	location
1938–2014	Edmonton City Center	location
1880–1937	Edmonton	location