Snowiest Winter Season in Lead History

This is a list of the largest snowfall totals ever recorded in Lead, South Dakota during a winter season from 1909–2024. 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 Lead History?
According to NOAA records, the most snow that Lead, South Dakota has ever received over a winter season is 364.7 inches which occurred in 1993–1994.
Lead Snowfall by Winter Season
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Year Rank Snow (inches)
2023–2024 99 71.2
2022–2023 38 163.9
2021–2022 66 121.9
2020–2021 77 107.1
2019–2020 28 177.1
2018–2019 40 158.3
2017–2018 63 125.5
2016–2017 89 84.3
2015–2016 82 93.9
2014–2015 67 119.4
2013–2014 27 178.4
2012–2013 22 186.9
2011–2012 55 132.4
2010–2011 23 186.0
2009–2010 12 216.3
2008–2009 4 278.4
2007–2008 35 166.5
2006–2007 58 130.3
2005–2006 6 256.0
2004–2005 86 87.4
2003–2004 64 124.5
2002–2003 81 98.5
2001–2002 74 111.7
2000–2001 18 190.9
1999–2000 29 176.2
1998–1999 21 188.6
1997–1998 9 233.3
1996–1997 2 324.0
1995–1996 3 289.7
1994–1995 24 185.8
1993–1994 1 364.7
1992–1993 14 212.2
1991–1992 30 172.6
1990–1991 19 190.2
1989–1990 13 212.6
1988–1989 25 183.3
1987–1988 17 191.6
1986–1987 41 156.5
1985–1986 11 217.7
1984–1985 62 126.7
1983–1984 8 241.5
1982–1983 7 249.4
1981–1982 47 147.5
1980–1981 92 80.5
1979–1980 69 116.2
1978–1979 59 128.0
1977–1978 43 154.5
1976–1977 5 258.2
1975–1976 52 136.1
1974–1975 26 182.2
1973–1974 57 131.9
1972–1973 15 212.1
1971–1972 36 166.3
1970–1971 16 211.1
1969–1970 10 222.7
1968–1969 54 132.5
1967–1968 75 110.3
1966–1967 44 152.6
1965–1966 33 170.9
1964–1965 39 159.9
1963–1964 45 151.7
1962–1963 34 170.5
1961–1962 51 136.2
1960–1961 71 113.7
1959–1960 37 164.9
1958–1959 49 139.4
1957–1958 53 134.3
1956–1957 32 171.2
1955–1956 60 127.6
1954–1955 20 189.8
1953–1954 68 118.0
1952–1953 31 171.6
1951–1952 79 105.6
1950–1951 101 69.9
1949–1950 70 114.5
1948–1949 48 141.6
1947–1948 91 81.9
1946–1947 98 72.3
1945–1946 88 86.7
1944–1945 78 105.9
1943–1944 73 112.0
1942–1943 93 80.3
1941–1942 97 72.6
1940–1941 109 52.5
1939–1940 87 87.1
1938–1939 76 108.7
1937–1938 96 73.5
1936–1937 106 59.7
1935–1936 108 55.5
1934–1935 104 60.4
1933–1934 112 45.4
1932–1933 84 89.7
1931–1932 113 43.9
1930–1931 105 60.0
1929–1930 102 68.9
1928–1929 100 70.0
1927–1928 116 39.0
1926–1927 111 46.9
1925–1926 103 67.0
1924–1925 114 43.6
1923–1924 90 82.8
1922–1923 80 104.5
1921–1922 85 88.7
1920–1921 110 50.2
1919–1920 65 123.2
1918–1919 107 55.8
1917–1918 46 148.9
1916–1917 61 127.5
1915–1916 42 156.0
1914–1915 56 132.3
1913–1914 94 77.6
1912–1913 72 112.4
1911–1912 50 139.1
1910–1911 95 75.9
1909–1910 83 90.7
1908–1909 115 42.8
Weather Station Details
Years Station Coordinates
1909–2024 Lead location