What is the average snow fall in a month Antarctica?

There is no average snowfall in a month in Antarctica. Antarctica is the coldest, driest, and windiest continent on Earth, and it receives very little precipitation in the form of snow. The average annual precipitation in Antarctica is only about 200 mm (8 inches), and most of this falls as snow. However, the precipitation is not evenly distributed throughout the year. The majority of the snow falls during the winter months, from April to October, when the temperatures are coldest. During the summer months, from November to March, the temperatures are warmer and the precipitation is more likely to fall as rain.