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Snow and rain totals for ZIP code 57455

Lebanon, SD

NOAA's National Snowfall Analysis estimates 3.4 inches of snow at ZIP code 57455 (Lebanon, SD) this season (since October 1, 2026), through November 8, 2026. The most in one day was 3.4 inches, in the 24 hours ending October 27, 2026. Last season (2025–26) it estimated 40.8 inches in all; the biggest day was 4.6 inches on November 29, 2025. Over the last 30 days, NOAA's MRMS analysis estimates 2.31 inches of rain and melted snow.

3.4″snow this season (2026–27)
1days with 1″+ snow this season
40.8″snow in 2025–26
2.31″rain, last 30 days

Pin: the Census center point of ZIP Code Tabulation Area 57455, in Potter County. Values are NOAA estimates for the grid cell under the pin. South Dakota snowfall totals.

Snow load on roofs in ZIP 57455 right now

No snow on the ground

NOAA's snow model shows no snow on the ground here as of 1 a.m. EST on November 8, 2026.

This is an estimate of the snow, not an inspection of any roof. Whether a roof can carry it depends on its design snow load, its age and condition, and how the snow has drifted. Your local building department can tell you the design snow load for your address, and a licensed structural engineer or roofing contractor can look at the roof itself.

Snow load for ZIP 57455 · snow load calculator

Last 14 days

24 hours ending (12:00 UTC)Estimated snowEstimated rain
November 8, 20260″0″
November 7, 20260″0″
November 6, 20260″0″
November 5, 20260″0″
November 4, 20260″0″
November 3, 20260″0.42″
November 2, 20260″0.52″
November 1, 20260″0″
October 31, 20260″0″
October 30, 20260″0″
October 29, 20260″0″
October 28, 20260″0″
October 27, 20263.4″0.65″
October 26, 20260″0.35″
Oct 2025: 0Nov 2025: 10.8Dec 2025: 9Jan 2026: 2.8Feb 2026: 2.5Mar 2026: 7.4Apr 2026: 8.3May 2026: 0Jun 2026: 0Jul 2026: 0Aug 2026: 0Sep 2026: 0Oct 2026: 3.4Nov 2026: 0Oct 2025Dec 2025Feb 2026Apr 2026Jun 2026Aug 2026Oct 2026max 10.8
Estimated snowfall by month, inches (ZIP code 57455 (Lebanon, SD))

Source: National Storms (nationalstorms.com), CC BY 4.0, data from the NOAA NOHRSC National Snowfall Analysis.

Snow by season

Season (Oct 1 – Sep 30)Total snowDays with 1″+Biggest day
2026–27 (so far)3.4″13.4″ on Oct 27, 2026
2025–2640.8″144.6″ on Nov 29, 2025

Biggest snow days since October 2025

24 hours endingEstimated snow
November 29, 20254.6″
April 4, 20264.4″
March 15, 20263.7″
October 27, 20263.4″
December 7, 20253.3″
November 8, 20252.2″
November 26, 20252.1″
December 6, 20251.9″
April 2, 20261.9″
December 12, 20251.4″

Rain and melted snow by month

MonthEstimated precipitationEstimated snow
Nov 20260.94″0.0″
Oct 20261.42″3.4″
Sep 20262.50″0.0″
Aug 20264.78″0.0″
Jul 20261.78″0.0″
Jun 20261.97″0.0″
May 20261.66″0.0″
Apr 20262.10″8.3″
Mar 20260.80″7.4″
Feb 20260.47″2.5″
Jan 20260.09″2.8″
Dec 20250.97″9.0″
Nov 20251.12″10.8″
Oct 20250.74″0.0″

Wettest days since October 2025

24 hours endingEstimated rain
August 30, 20262.75″
August 13, 20261.30″
July 31, 20261.24″
October 27, 20260.65″
May 19, 20260.63″
May 23, 20260.63″
April 4, 20260.59″
September 18, 20260.55″
November 2, 20260.52″

Spotter snow reports near 57455

2 measured snowfall reports within 10 miles since October 2025, on 2 days. The largest was 5.5 inches at 8 SSW Seneca, SD (6.8 miles away), reported to NWS ABR for December 1, 2025. Below: the largest report each day, next to NOAA's 24-hour estimate for 57455.

Day (ending 11 a.m. EST)Largest reportWhereTimeReported toNOAA estimate here
Apr 2, 20262.0″8 SSW Seneca, SD, 8.0 mi Apr 2, 7:00 a.m. CDTNWS ABR, CoCoRaHS1.9″
Dec 1, 20255.5″8 SSW Seneca, SD, 6.8 mi Nov 30, 4:29 p.m. CSTNWS ABR, CoCoRaHS0.0″

Spotter reports: National Weather Service Local Storm Reports (LSRs): measurements sent to NWS offices by trained storm spotters, CoCoRaHS and co-op observers, NWS staff, the public and others, archived by the Iowa Environmental Mesonet (Iowa State University). Reports are what each observer measured at one spot, often a storm total so far, and the NWS doesn't quality-check every one. Exact repeats count once.

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Sources

Snow: NOAA National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center (NOHRSC), National Snowfall Analysis (version 2.1), 24-hour totals on a 0.04° grid (about 4 km). NOHRSC builds it from NWS, CoCoRaHS and other snowfall reports, radar and gauge precipitation (Stage IV) and model snow-to-liquid ratios. Rain: NOAA MRMS multi-sensor 24-hour precipitation (radar adjusted to rain gauges, about 1 km), from the Iowa Environmental Mesonet archive; it is total liquid, so it includes melted snow and sleet. Places: US Census Bureau ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (2024 Gazetteer internal points) and city centers. Each value is the estimate for the grid cell that contains the ZIP code's or city's center point, not a measurement at your house. NOAA reruns recent analyses as late reports arrive, so the last few days can change slightly. These are our own summaries of public NOAA data; NOAA has not reviewed them.

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