Now that both The Farmer's Almanac and Old Farmer's Almanac have released their prediction for the Winter 2024-25 season, the big question is when will it snow?

READ MORE: HERE IS WHAT THE OLD FARMER'S ALMANAC IS PREDICTING FOR THE 2024-25 WINTER SEASON IN NEW YORK. 

Taking a look at history, here is a look at the average date for the first measurable snow across New York State.

Buffalo:

First Flake: October 24th

First measure snowfall of over .1 inches: November 8th

The first inch of Snow: November 18th

Rochester:

First Flake: October 23rd

First measure snowfall of over .1 inches: November 8th

The first inch of Snow: November 20th

Syracuse:

First Flake: October 18th

First measure snowfall of over .1 inches: November 6th

The first inch of Snow: November 18th

Albany: 

First Flake: October 20th

First measure snowfall of over .1 inches: November 11th

The first inch of Snow: November 16th

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New York City:

First Flake: November 27th

First measure snowfall of over .1 inches: December 10th

The first inch of Snow: December 14th

READ MORE: HERE IS WHAT THE FARMER'S ALMANAC IS PREDICTING FOR THE 2024-25 WINTER SEASON IN NEW YORK. 

Again these dates are based on historical averages which means we could get snow before or after these dates.

The good news is that we still have plenty of time to enjoy the end of Summer and the Fall season before Winter moves across the state.

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