When to Expect Greater Danbury’s First Snowfall of 2021

After checking out the forecast on weather.gov, the Old Farmer's Almanac, currentresults.com, and accuweather.com, I am ready to predict when greater Danbury will see its first snowfall.

According to the National Weather Service, there's a 30 percent chance we will see snow showers this Friday, November 19th .

The Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting flurries for Danbury between November 22nd and the 28th. Unfortunately, it seems that Accuweather is unable to indicate a specific long-range forecast for greater Danbury.

Accuweather's long-range forecaster, Paul Pastelok, did break down what to expect across the country this season. This is what he predicts for the Northeast:

There could be “a couple of rounds of cold weather and some snow,” particularly across the interior Northeast. The chance of a plowable snow is also anticipated to start early in the season with the early waves of cold air.

The most exciting website regarding Danbury weather is currentresults.com which calculates the monthly averages for temperature, precipitation, snowfall, sunshine, and humidity. For example, the average amount of snowfall measured during ten years in Connecticut is 40.5 inches. The following are the average snowfall numbers for these towns/cities.

1. Danbury - 45.3 inches
2. Bridgeport - 28.1 inches
3. Hartford - 40.5 inches

The following numbers are the average number of inches per month for snowfall in Danbury.

1. November - 1.2
2. December - 8.3
3. January - 14
4. February - 11.3
5. March - 8.5
6. April - 2.0