We created HowMuchWillitSnow.com in 2012 due to frustration with most weather sites that lack real time snow forecast data.
When snow is in the forecast, all that really matters to commuters and skiers, is how much snow is going to be on the ground in the future and when.
Since we began, we’ve always had one singular mission: to create the most accurate and easiest to use snow forecast website in America.
Snowfall data is provided though a variety of sources, primarily through the National Weather Service. You can trust the data to be accurate.
No, but we are working on one. In the meantime, you can save our site as an icon on your Android or iPhone. Howtogeek has a good article on this.
To set up SMS alerts, just create your How Much Will it Snow? account using an SMS email address from your carrier.
Click on your carrier below and insert your 10-digit phone number before the ‘@’ sign. For example, if your number is (333)-555-1234 with AT&T, then your SMS email address would be: 3335551234@txt.att.net
| Carrier | Email suffix |
|---|---|
| AT&T | @mms.att.net |
| Verizon | @vzwpix.com |
| T-Mobile | @tmomail.net |
| Sprint | @pm.sprint.com |
| US Cellular | @mms.uscc.net |
| Cricket | @mms.cricketwireless.net |
| Google Fi | @msg.fi.google.com |
More carriers listed here.
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