What cities in South Dakota get the most snow? Here's what a new report says

It doesn't matter where in South Dakota you're from – sooner or later, it's going to snow.

But exactly how much it snows varies widely across the state, with some communities accumulating much more than others.

Lead, a former mining community still home to about 3,000 people in western South Dakota, is the state's snowiest city, averaging 182 inches of snow a year, according to HomeSnacks, a rankings website that used data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to find out what cities in the state receive the most annual snowfall.

Here's more about some of the snowiest cities in South Dakota.

Related: This South Dakota city is one of the country's snowiest, The Weather Channel says

What cities in South Dakota get the most snow?

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