Payson generally receives around 24 inches of snow per year.
However, it’s important to remember that this is an average, and snowfall can vary significantly from year to year. Some years might see more snow, while others might have less.
Here’s a breakdown of average snowfall by month:
- January: 5.9 inches
- February: 4.7 inches
- March: 4.7 inches
- April: 1.9 inches
- May: 0 inches
- June: 0 inches
- July: 0 inches
- August: 0 inches
- September: 0 inches
- October: 0.1 inches
- November: 2.0 inches
- December: 4.9 inches
As you can see, most of the snow falls between November and April.
While Payson does get snow, it usually doesn’t stay on the ground for very long, especially in the town itself. Higher elevations, like the Mogollon Rim, will experience more snow and it will likely stay longer.
If you’re planning a trip to Payson during the winter months, it’s always a good idea to check the weather forecast before you go and be prepared for potentially snowy conditions.