How much snow does the deciduous forest get in a year?

The amount of snowfall in a deciduous forest can vary depending on the location and climate of the forest. In general, deciduous forests receive moderate amounts of snowfall, typically ranging from 10 to 50 inches (25 to 127 centimeters) per year. However, some deciduous forests located in mountainous areas or colder climates may receive significantly more snow, with some areas receiving upwards of 100 inches (254 centimeters) of snowfall annually.