Hamilton County, Indiana has an average of 22 inches of snowfall per year, which is slightly lower than the national average of 28 inches. On average, there are 187 sunny days a year in Hamilton, with a snow period lasting from November 20 to April 6.The snowiest month in Hamilton is February, with an average snowfall of 4.6 inches. Hamilton County's annual BestPlaces Comfort Index is 7.0 (10% 3Dbest), which means it's roughly average compared to other places in Indiana. The estimated value in Hamilton is calculated as a weighted average of the individual contributions of each station, these weighted averages being proportional to the inverse of the distance between Hamilton and a given station.Hamilton County experiences an average of 22 inches of snowfall per year, making it slightly lower than the national average of 28 inches.
This snow period lasts for 4.6 months, from November 20 to April 6, with a 31-day slippery snowfall of at least 1.0 inches. The snowiest month in Hamilton is February, with an average snowfall of 4.6 inches.The BestPlaces Comfort Index for Hamilton County is 7.0 (10% 3Dbest), which means it's roughly average compared to other places in Indiana. This index is calculated as a weighted average of the individual contributions of each station, these weighted averages being proportional to the inverse of the distance between Hamilton and a given station.Overall, Hamilton County experiences an average annual snowfall of 22 inches, making it slightly lower than the national average. With 187 sunny days a year and a snow period lasting from November 20 to April 6, Hamilton County is a great place to experience winter weather without too much hassle.
