Average Snowfall in Troy, MI
36"
inches per year
Moderate Snow Area
Elevation: 794 ft
Based on the NOAA 1991–2020 Climate Normal — the official 30-year average of a typical winter, not any single season — from the nearest comparable-elevation weather station about 6 miles away.
Troy Snowfall by Month
Snow season in Troy typically runs from November through March, peaking in January with about 12.1" of snow.
Oct0.1"
Nov1.7"
Dec8.1"
Jan12.1"
Feb9"
Mar4.1"
Apr0.9"
May–
Jun–
Jul–
Aug–
Sep–
Average monthly snowfall, NOAA 1991–2020 Climate Normals.
What to Expect
That is about the US average annual snowfall of 28". At 36" per year, a solid snow shovel and windshield cover will get you through most storms. Keep ice melt and a scraper in the car.
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Snow in Michigan
Snowfall Near Troy
| City | Distance | Annual Snow |
|---|---|---|
| Bloomfield Hills, MI | 4 mi | 36" |
| Rochester, MI | 7 mi | 36" |
| Pontiac, MI | 7 mi | 36" |
| West Bloomfield, MI | 11 mi | 36" |
| Auburn Hills, MI | 12 mi | 62.3" |